Chapter 800 - 800: Sales Team<div>


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    Chief Su understood that farming was essential to the vigers. Even if a vige chief had selfish motives, they would not drag their vigers down.


    Everyone knew a chief was a person of prestige within a vige. Without that, the vigers would not listen to them. Perhaps the vigers would even want a new chief.<div>


    Nheless, the surrounding vige chiefs wanted their vigers to have what Su Teng Vige had. It would be a good harvest if they could get good seeds. The Su Teng vigers had extraordinary lives, and Chief Su felt proud.


    None of the chiefs wanted their vigers to starve or freeze to death. If that happened, they would be too ashamed to face their vigers.


    The other vige chiefs sighed in relief when they heard Chief Su l s words. They all expressed their sincere gratitude.


    “Thank you, Chief Su.”


    “l thank you on my vigers’ behalf.”


    “You’re a good person, Chief Su. I admire no one else but you. Your vige had prospered under your excellent governance. I didn’t expect your vigers to be so willing to help mine.”


    They knew Chief Su had no selfish motives and genuinely wanted to help them. The other vige chiefs might be unable to do such things. Hence, they felt ashamed of their inferiority.


    However, they felt touched when they saw Chief Su l s caring expression. They wanted to learn from him to be better chiefs and to help their vigers truly.


    “You don’t have to thank me.” Chief Su smiled. “I know you’re all doing this for your vigers’ sake. You should thank Binn and not me. She’s a kind-hearted child.


    “She has this many potatoes and sweet potatoes, so bring a few of your vigers to collect them. Distribute these to your vigers as soon as you return.


    “As for how to nt them, Binn has already taught my vigers. You can send a few of your vigers here to learn together. Then, they can return to their viges to spread the knowledge.”<div>


    Someone happily said, “You’ve helped us a bunch, Chief Su.”


    The chiefs did not expect him even to teach them how to nt the potatoes.


    Moreover, he did not raise the prices of the potatoes and sweet potatoes. Typically, they would be pretty expensive, not to mention how beneficial potatoes were.


    The chiefs even heard that they could yield several thousand pounds of potatoes in just an acre. It was exciting news to the vigers. The chiefs exchanged a few pleasantries before returning to their vigers to call for assistance.


    Soon after, people from the surrounding viges arrived in Su Teng Vige. Each chief brought a muscr viger, who drove the vige’s oxcart to load the potatoes and sweet potatoes.


    Su Binn had brought a sufficient number of potatoes from her family’s warehouse to the courtyard. She said, “These are all I have, Granduncle Su. Each bag has fifty pounds and shouldn’t be any more or less. You should weigh them first, though.”


    One of the vigers outside the Su family’s house said, “Don’t worry, Miss Su.


    We trust you wholeheartedly.”


    If Su Binn were unwilling to give them so many potatoes, she would raise the price. Still, everyone knew she was not stingy. The vigers would feel ashamed if they doubted her.


    Su Binn nodded. “All right then. Granduncle Su, you can get someone to divide the potatoes for them.”


    “Will do!” Chief Su enjoyed doing these things.<div>


    Su Binn then left Chief Su to handle the rest. However, Su Fengmao came out to help while Shen Qiuhua was at the paper mill.


    Meanwhile, Su Binn left because she had to handle the rental and sales of her new shops and houses. After writing the contract, she would print it out. Of course, she also had to hire people to promote her new properties.


    She needed to train sales advisors, so she nned to put them through strict training. After all, the sales advisors would need to answer any questions a potential tenant might have about the shops or houses.


    Su Binn then summoned Su Chun and put him in charge of these matters. After some time, she hired a group of eloquent people. She put some of them in charge of selling the houses. The others were in charge of selling or renting out the shops.


    Su Chun barely needed to coax these people into working for Su Binn. They immediately agreed when they heard her name. When they arrived, she told them what they would need to do.


    Although these people were naturally talkative, they were reserved when facing Su Binn. She looked at everyone and said, “I’ve taken a fancy to your talents, so I want you all to be part of my sales team.”


    Everyone was stunned when they heard that, wondering what kind of talent they had.


    Su Binn lowered her head and said, “You must be confident. I know you’re good atmunicating with others. That is your talent.”


    Everyone looked at Su Binn in puzzlement and noticed her thoughtful expression. They wondered if she genuinely acknowledged their abilities.


    Su Binn said, “Some of you will help sell and rent out the new houses. I know you’re honest and won’t deliberately raise prices for self-benefit. That means you won’t forsake righteousness for-profit and scam others.


    “That’s why I chose you all. You know my rules, correct? I will never hire those who are selfish.’


    Everyone knew about the Su family’s tofu factory. Although many came to apply, some did not get the job because of their questionable characteristics. The others did not get the job because they were not loyal to their families.


    Su Binn was stringent when hiring workers. She would teach her workers everything she knew if they were of good character and willing to work hard.


    The neers did not expect Su Binn to hire them readily. After all, they knew she paid her workers exceptionally well. Still, they were delighted that she recognized their talents.


    It felt good that Su Binn recognized them. It gave these people a little more confidence in themselves.


    “We’ll do whatever you want, Miss Su.”


    “We’ll work hard for you.”


    Su Binn said smilingly, “As you can see, I have many shops and residential houses in this area. I need you all to help me sell or rent them out to the people.


    “Don’t worry. You won’t need to handle the promotions. Instead, you’ll only need to answer all of the potential tenants’ questions and exin the house or shops’ specifics..”