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Time flies, and it’s already the middle of the twelfth lunar month.

Chu Yin has already prepared all the things for the New Year.

The things promised to Qi Jun were all settled, and the people he selected to learn the craft followed the Chu family's caravan to Su City.

Qi Jun was also worried that he was a layman and would not be able to handle such things well, so after their workshop was completed, he specially invited Chu Yin to take a look.

The workshops are numbered, distinguishing male and female workers, and clarifying the tasks each workshop is responsible for. There are also accounting rooms specifically responsible for counting and checking, as well as stewards who contact the receiving personnel, and even patrol personnel responsible for workshop safety.

The workshop does not start working at night. It starts from half past the time of the morning in the morning to half past the time of the unit in the afternoon, with an hour's rest in between.

However, materials from the workshop are not allowed to be taken home.

During working hours, you can leave your workstation to drink water and use the toilet, but you are not allowed to leave the workshop yard.

If you have to leave for other reasons, you need to register at the accounting office.

Wage is calculated based on the number of pieces completed. If you work for a full month, you will get a small reward, but if you are absent, there will be no reward.

There are also some rules for rewards and punishments.

Generally, if you have no merit, you can get one bunch of money a month. If you get all the rewards, it is not a problem to get three bunches of money a month.

But if you make too many mistakes, you may not be able to get even half a bunch of money in a month.

Regarding management matters, Chu Yin was non-committal. She felt that people like Qi Jun must be good at formulating rules, not to mention there are many staff around him, so these rules must have been carefully considered.

She just made some improvements to the polished small objects.

The earliest drawings I got were decomposed, and the small parts required were complex and diverse.

For example, in the A-shaped workshop, there are three rows of tables, and each row has five female workers. They are responsible for polishing off the outer walls of the shells. The thickness of the remaining shells has different requirements depending on the type of shell.

The polished shells are sent to the Y-shaped workshop, where they are cut into rough drop-shaped, round, polygonal, etc. shapes.

Then it is finely polished in the C-shaped workshop, and then sent to the T-shaped workshop for assembly...

Chu Yin reminded Qi Jun: "Since Prime Minister Qi sympathizes with them, he should not relax his requirements for them. Only by constantly striving for excellence will the things they make become more and more exquisite and sell at better prices."

In addition to making jewelry, Chu Yin also provided several cream recipes.

Some require extracting clam oil, and some require grinding pearl powder, all of which are extremely delicate tasks.

For example, if pearl powder is not fine enough, the prepared pearl cream will cause some wear and tear on the skin, and no one will buy it.

Qi Jun nodded repeatedly, "The county chief reminded me. But we also have some technical difficulties here..."

Chu Yin then said: "Please write it down, Qi Qi. If I can solve it immediately, of course I will solve it immediately. If not, I'd better find the person as soon as possible."

There is always a huge gap between ideals and reality. Qi Jun and his staff felt that the plan they had drawn up was very thorough, but when it was actually implemented, they found that they had taken many things for granted.

Chu Yin comforted again: "Everything is difficult at the beginning, but it is already good to be in the current situation, and it will definitely get better and better in the future.

"I can't do much else for the time being. I happen to have nothing to do these days, so I asked Qinghao to come over and give me some advice on how to string beads."