After coming back from the camp, the two beca busy once again.
Shen Weiyi, apart from attending classes at school, also began to learn how to read the company’s project proposals and various reports.
The previous events made her realize that to manage a company well, rely studying the knowledge from textbooks was not enough; practice was more important than theory.
Sheng Ting, due to the collaboration with the national laboratory, also beca much busier.
Both of them had their own goals and were striving hard in their respective fields.
In the blink of an eye, a year passed.
Sheng Ting’s first experintal project with the national laboratory was successfully completed, and it was included in the national key support projects. As a result, Sheng Ting received several major awards and acquired the qualification for guaranteed postgraduate research, continuing to stay at the school to work on experints with Professor Zhuang.
And Shen Weiyi also finished all the courses at school ahead of schedule, earning all the required credits, and could graduate early.
Shen Weiyi did not choose to pursue further studies; instead, after the first round of spring recruitnt, she joined Shen Technology as one of the newest batch of interns.
Shen Weiyi’s internship was in the secretarial office, and her position was that of an assistant intern.
She worked directly under Secretary Jiang and beca colleagues with Xiao Yao.
Not many people in the company knew Shen Weiyi’s identity. Aside from the shareholders, only a few senior executives had t her.
This batch of interns was quite large, and there were more than ten who ultimately passed the interview. Including Shen Weiyi, there were two people in the secretarial office, but whether they could stay depended on everyone’s ability.
To avoid suspicion and prevent her identity from being revealed, Shen Weiyi specifically reminded Secretary Jiang and Xiao Yao to pretend not to know her within the company.
To treat her like any regular intern, without any special consideration.
And the sa with Shen Juanzhi; at ho, they were father and daughter, but once inside the company, it was a boss-employee relationship.
The other intern in the secretarial office had the last na ng, nad ng Qiao.
She was a graduate from overseas and had the highest educational background among the interns.
She was also very beautiful.
With her long wavy hair and tall stature, she caught the attention of the company’s male staff upon arrival, embodying the mature style that many of the n liked.
Shen Weiyi was also very beautiful, but to avoid being recognized, she had deliberately cut her hair into a straight fringe and wore a pair of black-rimd glasses as a disguise.
Even so, she couldn’t escape the discerning eyes of her male colleagues.
Less than an hour after the two joined the company, their photos were already spreading through the company’s various internal groups.
Of course, the ones that spread the most were photos of ng Qiao.
On the first day of work, Secretary Jiang had them follow Xiao Yao, who gave them a pile of contracts, agreents, and receipts to organize before the end of the workday.
There was quite a lot, about half as tall as a person, which was a considerable challenge for interns.
"Let’s split the work in half!" ng Qiao smiled at Shen Weiyi, her face exuding a certain inexplicable confidence.
"Okay!" Shen Weiyi nodded.
She hadn’t been a stranger to these docunts and contracts over the past year and had gained a comprehensive understanding of the company’s operations. Although it looked like a lot, it was actually quite quick to handle once you got started.
During the lunch break, ng Qiao walked over to Shen Weiyi.
The workload that should have taken a day was completed by her in a single morning.
Her expression grew even more confident.
"Do you need any help?" she asked with a smile.
Shen Weiyi: "Thanks, but there’s no need; I’ve already finished organizing everything!"
Hearing this, ng Qiao couldn’t help but pause montarily, then noticed the contracts and various types of receipts neatly arranged on the other’s desk, and her gaze flickered.
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