Post-2000 boss: You can be late up to seven days a week!

Chapter 21 Photographer: What did you say? ? ?Forced rest?

In the live broadcast room, the audience saw that the door of Cao Che's Cuttlefish Company was closed.

It even boiled over.

【I go!What kind of fairy company is this?No matter how late you are, can you still leave early? ? ? 】

[No, he actually included the lunch break into working hours? ? ?Civil servants are not treated that well, right? 】

[No, it’s the same eight hours to go to work. I’m one hour earlier than Brother Che and the others. As a result, they get off work and I still have two hours to get off work! 】

[We are talking about an eight-hour work system, but we can only say that there is a gap between eight hours!Some people work overtime for eight hours until ten o'clock in the evening, and some people can get off work before five o'clock! 】

【…】

Pang Panghai was standing outside the office, leaning against the closed door.

When he saw the dark camera in front of him pointed at him, he was immediately startled and almost lost his grip on the notebook he was holding.

Pang Panghai looked at the photographer in front of him and hurriedly hid to the side of the camera.

"I said, can we please stop filming me? If Brother Che knows that I am working overtime, I will probably be forced to take a rest tomorrow!"

“Forced rest???”

The photographer frowned when he heard this term.

Isn’t it said that companies can only take forced breaks when they want to fire employees, or deprive employees of their money rights?
If I have to say it now, it seems that Da Dahai only has a game operation plan, right?

Cao Che doesn't look like he would covet this at all.

Besides, wasn't this the planning and operation tasked by Cao Che?

Thinking of this, the photographer suddenly raised his head and looked towards the huge sea.

His pupils widened, and a bold idea suddenly appeared in his mind.

"When you talk about forced rest, is that...?"

Pang Panghai looked at the shocked face of the photographer and suddenly reacted.

"Hey! You're talking about this! If Brother Che catches us secretly working overtime, he will make up the overtime time for us to rest."

"For example, last time he caught Xiaoyang not leaving after get off work, so he worked overtime for half an hour and gave Xiaoyang three days off."

"The child thought he was expelled and came to me crying."

Pang Panghai laughed and looked towards the photographer.

The expression on the photographer's face was full of shock.

He originally thought that he knew enough about Cao Che's company.

This company has shocked him enough.

But I never expected that the part I unearthed was just the tip of the iceberg.

This kind of unexpected plan, which can be said to be a worker's dream, did Cao Che not even mention it? ? ?
If other companies have such a policy of giving multiple times of compensatory time off for overtime work.

I'm afraid you can't wait to put it on your company's door sign, right?

What about here?
If Pang Dahai hadn't taken the initiative to explain, no one would have thought that Cao Che's company actually had such a system, right? ? ?

The photographer looked towards Pang Panghai curiously, with doubts on his face.

"You said, Mr. Cao doesn't care about money when he opens a company. Why does he do this?"

As soon as he heard the photographer talking about Cao Che, Pang Panghai immediately became interested and his eyes lit up.

"For what? Of course it's for the ideal!"

"There are always some great figures in this world who were born at a certain moment and shoulder a mission that is not understood by the world."

Pang Panghai's eyes shone, and he looked at the company's sign in the office with admiration.

"Brother Che has dreams that ordinary people can't understand!"

"Making money is too easy for him..."

"If Brother Che really wants to make money, he will definitely make a lot of money just by playing the game Three Kingdoms!"

The photographer also nodded subconsciously, as an early experiencer of the game Three Kingdoms.

Naturally, he can also feel the charm.

This game is far beyond the level of its peers in both gameplay and art.

Even the balance of the game is excellent.Although I have only experienced it once, the photographer can also feel that the fit between various military commanders is important.

Sometimes two seemingly useless generals can become extremely powerful when working together.

This definitely provides a different idea for gameplay.

Having said this, Pang Panghai looked at the photographer and seemed to remember something.

"Well, buddy, haven't you passed the novice tutorial before?"

"Yes, yes!"

The photographer nodded subconsciously, his eyes averting his gaze. Feeling Pang Dahai's malicious gaze, he couldn't help but feel guilty.

Pang Panghai immediately handed the notebook in his hand to the photographer in front of him and held up the camera for the photographer.

"Well, give it a try and give me some suggestions!"

"Isn't this good? I'm still at work?"

A flash of hesitation flashed across the photographer's face, and the director's voice immediately came from the headphones.

"I'll broadcast this next, promise him!"

Now Cao Che and the others have sneaked away, and the whole company is deserted.

Although he is suspected of helping Cao Che promote the game, there is no other good way at the moment.

The director's only option now is to let the photographer seize this opportunity.

The photographer was stunned when he heard this.

Looking at the laptop handed over by Pang Panghai, I suddenly felt like a dream.

Playing games at work?
He has never experienced such an exciting job!

The photographer looked at the screen in front of him and clicked on the game with a burst of enthusiasm.

The game interface is very simple.

On the left is a character animation of Zhao Yun in the ink painting style.

Wearing a white robe and holding a silver gun in his hand, Qi Yu looks dignified. His facial features are very three-dimensional, full of righteousness, and his eyes are sharp.

The image of Zhao Yun's handsomeness and justice is vividly portrayed.

Even if the photographer has seen the exquisite ink painting style of Three Kingdoms before.

The moment I saw the characters on the interface, I was also shocked.

He now fully understood where Cao Che's expensive art resources were used.

Looking to the right of the character is the game’s matching interface.

The game is divided into two modes, one is normal matching and the other is ranked mode.

The game interface is very streamlined and there is no such thing as a bunch of expensive pages like other games.

Clicking on it will reveal various one-yuan and six-yuan gift packages. In case you can’t see it, a bunch of so-called value-for-money gift packages will pop up.

The interface of Three Kingdoms doesn’t even have a recharge port.

The ones sold in the mall are all general skins that can be purchased with game gold coins.

Since ranking requires level restrictions, photographers can only click on a match first.

Almost in seconds, a standard field with five players in a round.

One lord, one loyal minister, two rebels and one traitor.

Unfortunately for the photographer, he drew the most difficult traitor identity card.

This is undoubtedly a challenge for photographers who are just getting familiar with the rules.

After drawing the identity cards, the next step is to select military commanders.

Each person draws three general cards and chooses one from the three.

After reading the skills, the photographer decisively chose Lu Meng, who was most suitable to be the traitor.

You can keep using your own skills to collect cards until the battle between the lord and the rebel camp is almost complete.

He jumped out and won with hand advantage.

(End of this chapter)