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← Back to novel The Richest Man: I Really Didn’t Mean to Make Money

#509 · 509 of 563

Law firm assessment

The red envelope’s cover was slowly opened.

Soon, stacks of cash were revealed, all new and clearly fresh from the bank.

One stack of cash was ten thousand yuan.

Chen Mo couldn’t help but pick up the stacks of cash and start counting.

1 stack, 2 stacks… 10 stacks.

When he counted to the tenth stack, Chen Mo’s eyebrows raised slightly, and the curve of his lips widened.

He had guessed it would be 100,000 yuan before.

But now it seemed he still knew too little about cash; after counting 10 stacks, there was clearly still a large stack left uncounted.

Wang Yang was really generous!

After Chen Mo sighed with emotion, he continued counting.

11 stacks, 12 stacks… 17 stacks.

His gaze fell on the last stack of cash in the red envelope, and he slowly picked it up and placed it aside.

18 stacks.

This red envelope contained a full 18 stacks, and since one stack was ten thousand, that was 180,000 yuan!

Chen Mo gently caressed the cash on the table, a bit reluctant to let go.

This Wang Yang is truly great!

He’s really too great!

This time, he actually gave him a red envelope of 180,000 yuan.

Thinking of this,

Chen Mo instinctively looked at the system panel in his mind; at this moment, his personal funds on the panel had changed.

From his previous personal assets of 570,000 yuan, it had now become 750,000 yuan.

750,000 yuan!

With a little more effort, he could break through a million.

Moreover, he couldn’t help but think of the songs he had given to Zhang Lan; as long as they were all monetized, his personal assets wouldn’t just break through a million, tens of millions would be very easy, right?

Was his luck finally turning around?

Chen Mo slowly put the red envelope away, planning to find a time to deposit it into his personal account.

Sitting happily in the boss’s chair, he joyfully clicked open the computer game Limit Survival.

When you’re in a good mood, naturally you have to play a few games to make yourself even happier.

……………

At Baishu Law Firm,

General Manager Tang looked at the many employees in the conference room, her gaze serious and stern.

The many intern lawyers in the conference room all held their breath, not daring to disturb her in the slightest.

Ever since joining Baishu Law Firm, the first thing they experienced was her strictness.

When it came to legal knowledge, there was never any room for error.

As a result, now, whenever General Manager Tang stood before them, they instinctively became nervous and obedient.

Moreover, the work here was also very dry and boring; every day at work was spent in the studio, watching various litigation cases or reciting legal statutes.

Many people here disliked such a work atmosphere, and several had already left.

In fact, many people had the idea of leaving, as no one wanted to enter a very monotonous life right after graduating and entering society.

However, after the first few interns who left entered other law firms, and based on their feedback, they all dispelled the idea of leaving and were secretly working hard to survive in this fiercely competitive environment.

According to the accounts of those interns who left, in other law firms, they were merely ordinary assistants, mostly handling miscellaneous tasks or serving tea and pouring water every day.

Wanting to learn more legal knowledge depended entirely on the mood of the lawyer they were following.

Furthermore, the salary for intern assistants was only around 1,000 to 2,000 yuan, which was a world apart from Baishu Law Firm.

Several of those intern lawyers who left regretted it and wanted to come back, but General Manager Tang rejected them all.

“Today’s meeting is mainly to announce a few things.”

General Manager Tang sat at the front of the conference room, her tone cold and clear, completely devoid of the gentleness she showed when watching stray cats and dogs.

“The first point is about voluntary resignations. During this period, some people found the daily monotonous study life unaccustomed and chose to leave. I completely understand this; the learning process is inherently a monotonous life, so whoever wants to leave, I never stop them.”

“But what I want to tell you is that at my Baishu Law Firm, you can leave if you want, but you can’t come back whenever you wish. Those who chose to resign voluntarily have all been recorded in the database, and they will never be hired again in the future.”

“Even if they become excellent lawyers in the future, I won’t need them here, because I firmly believe that Baishu Law Firm will never lack excellent lawyers.”

“And those excellent lawyers will emerge from those of you who can persevere to the end.”

As General Manager Tang finished speaking, the many intern lawyers in the conference room looked at each other; at this moment, they were not frightened by General Manager Tang’s words, but rather, a hint of fighting spirit appeared in everyone’s eyes.

They already knew the benefits of Baishu Law Firm, so naturally they wanted to stay, and the way to stay was to resist the current monotony of study and diligently absorb legal knowledge.

General Manager Tang looked at the expressions of the many intern lawyers and nodded with satisfaction.

She was very envious of these intern lawyers; when she graduated, even with an excellent legal foundation, she still worked as an intern lawyer for a year and a half before gradually getting involved in cases.

And at that time, the lawyer she followed hardly taught her anything.

Her current achievements were basically all thanks to her own learning and shamelessly asking questions.

However, the many intern lawyers present now did not have to experience those workplace struggles; they only needed to put in their own effort.

But if they couldn’t even endure this much effort, then they truly didn’t fit her law firm.

Even if they left, there was nothing to regret.

“The first point has been covered, so I will now move on to the second matter. The Mid-Autumn Festival is in a few days, and our law firm will have a five-day holiday.”

“But don’t get too excited yet.”

General Manager Tang looked at the many intern lawyers who showed surprised expressions and continued.

“How you spend these five days of holiday, I will not participate or inquire; that is your freedom. But one thing I must say is that after the holiday ends, I will conduct an assessment, and any intern who does not meet the assessment requirements will be eliminated without hesitation.”

“And for eliminated employees, our law firm will pay a certain compensation, but you will no longer meet our law firm’s recruitment requirements.”

Inside the conference room.

The employees, who were originally happy about the five-day holiday, all reined in their smiles at this moment.

There would be an assessment upon returning from the holiday.

Those who failed the assessment would directly leave the law firm, which undoubtedly placed a heavy burden on their hearts.

The joy of the holiday had long disappeared, leaving only thoughts of how to further improve their abilities during the holiday.

They aimed to pass the assessment and remain at the law firm upon their return from the holiday.

After all, General Manager Tang had said that with each passed assessment, their treatment would be appropriately increased.

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