“The boss has rushed to work, but there is a very fatal problem at the moment. Our current office is a public classroom in the Department of Computer Science, but students in those classrooms take turns to attend classes. We often have to change places with our equipment. In the group Some of our members couldn’t find anyone when they came back from class, and they changed classrooms when asked, which was very inefficient.”
Jiang Qin nodded, not surprised. This was the second time he heard this, because Dong Wenhao was in the same situation.
Ever since Yao Yanling rebelled, Dong Wenhao has found someone to start his own business. However, after leaving the literary club, the literary club’s mobile classroom can no longer be used. He is now leading guerrilla warfare with his team members, and he is always forced to move around. Yes, once my thoughts stop, the post becomes very sloppy.
It seems that finding an office location is imminent.
After hanging up the phone, Jiang Qin left the dormitory and walked to the college student entrepreneurship base on College 4th Road.
According to policies, college student entrepreneurship projects will receive support from the school. If they can pass the review and approval, there should be no problem in applying for a mobile classroom as a base camp.
Jiang Qin calculated while walking along the empty corridor, and finally found the office of the main office.
According to the arrangement in the novel, there is usually a highly respected old professor in this office who is proficient in finance and business. After learning about his purpose, he immediately invites him to have a detailed discussion and gives full consideration to his business ideas. Sure, even amazed, it opens the door to convenience.
But it turned out that it was just a fucking novel. The real situation was that there was not a single teacher in the office of the entrepreneurial base, and there were only two students on duty.
One is stacking stars, and the other is watching TV series.
This familiar feeling reminded Jiang Qin of his previous life. Sure enough, there was no shortage of fishermen everywhere.
“Application for starting a business? Fill out a form first. Someone will contact you after passing the preliminary review.” Senior Sister Die Xingxing explained the process concisely.
Jiang Qin took the form and filled out the header: “How long does the review process take?”
“One month, huh? Are you a new student?” Senior Sister Xingxing glanced at the information on the table with a look of surprise.
“If the review time for freshmen could be shorter, then I am.”
Senior Sister Xingxing folded another star in a blink of an eye: “Junior, it is too unrealistic for freshmen to start a business.”
Jiang Qin did not answer her words and asked instead: “Are there many people starting businesses in Lindali?”
“There are many, but they are usually graduate students who work on projects with old professors, or doctoral students who work on their own teams. There are not many undergraduates who start their own businesses, and you are the only one who is a freshman.”
“Sounds cool enough, I just like to be the first to eat crabs.”
As soon as he finished speaking, the boy watching TV suddenly laughed out loud: “Junior, you’d better not fill it out.”
Jiang Qin paused with the pen in his hand: “Why?”
“Students who apply for entrepreneurship projects in their freshman year basically do it for mixed credits. They hand in a project letter and then don’t continue. We have seen too many, not to mention Teacher Yan, even I can’t give it to you. Pass.”
Jiang Qin walked over and took a look at his computer: “Magic phone? The heroine is a silly girl, she’s pretty.”
The boy watching the TV series raised his head: “Have you watched it too? Let me tell you, I love silly girls the most!”