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He paused, glanced at the recruitment information on the sign, and asked, “Girl, are you looking for a job?”
I nodded.
Trevin slapped his thigh, exclaiming, “Oh, why didn’t you tell me sooner? We’re urgently hiring documenters at our construction site.”
“Documenter?” I didn’t fully understand. It was construction-site jargon, so I felt even more lost.
Trevin said excitedly, “Girl, you look educated. Why don’t you try working at our construction site?”
This was a mega-project—a massive amusement park. The developer was incredibly wealthy. The wages were high, and the treatment for documenters was excellent.
Listening to him, I really wanted to try. After all, I’d looked around and hadn’t found a single well-treated position.
Under Trevin’s guidance, I arrived at the construction site.
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As Trevin said, it was a massive project. The enclosed area seemed endless at first glance. The facilities were well-equipped: offices, a cafeteria, dormitory buildings, shops, and even a multimedia activity room. The office building had three extra floors.
I asked Trevin, “Isn’t there on-site accommodation? Why did you and your mother rent a house in the village?”
“Oh, there’s a housing subsidy—2,000 per person. That’s 4,000 for my mother and me. But renting outside only costs 1,000, saving us 3,000.”
I nodded. The treatment sounded quite good.
When I arrived at the information room, many people were queuing for interviews. Resumes weren’t necessary; applicants took a computer-based test.
I saw an advertisement at the entrance: they were hiring thirty people, providing accommodation and meals, with a 10,000 salary, weekends off, and no overtime. My usual work involved organizing and filing documents into the database.
This salary and treatment were incredibly attractive.
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No wonder there were so many applicants. I looked into the information room again—piles of documents filled the corridors and corners, a terrifying sight. No wonder they needed so many people. Three computers were set up for the recruitment exams.
It was soon my turn. My task was to complete a form and input data within a specific timeframe. Luckily, my ten days at Winston’s company had prepared me well; I was grateful for the daily paperwork.
The exam was easy. I finished ten minutes early and did quite well. The supervisor was surprised, immediately declared me successful, and asked me to go to personnel to register and start work tomorrow.
I was thrilled. I bought several bottles of water to treat the office staff. The supervisor smiled, telling me I could move into the dormitory today since I’d be starting tomorrow.
Like Trevin, I opted not to live in the dormitory, receiving an additional 2,000 subsidy.
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The construction site was a ten-minute drive or bus ride from the village. I planned to take the bus daily. Once Quentin is released from the hospital, I’ll move to the construction site. I wanted to save a lot of money to support my baby.
Trevin had helped me greatly, so I treated him to a meal. He said his mother had prepared a meal at home and asked me to join them.
I quickly refused, but couldn’t resist his persistence. He said, “My mom made a portion specifically for you. We’re neighbors; what’s to be afraid of? If you don’t want to come, I can pack it up and send it to you.”