Stronger by Paying Salaries and I Have 1 Billion Employees

FoxTao’s average commission rate was between 65% and 70%. For 10 million in sales, after deducting rebates, a company would only pocket 3 to 3.5 million.

Besides, he was already quite satisfied that Pinbei could move 40,000 units on its very first day of launch.

In Min Jie’s eyes, Chen Yansen was an absolute godsend for Meiters, and his own personal benefactor.

If FoxTao and Pinbei hadn’t successively opened up external sales channels for Meiters, his position as the general manager of Banggou would be on very shaky ground.

The T-shirts, sweatshirts, and casual pants from 2007 to 2009 that had been piling up in the warehouse could finally be cleared out.

”From midnight to 11 AM, we’ve had 73,000 orders! The inventory for about 125 product links has completely sold out. President Song from Pinbei is urging me to submit new products, and I just finished selecting them.”

The operations head reported hurriedly.

”Email them to me, and I’ll review them right away,” Min Jie replied, quickening his pace toward his desk.

At that moment in the Meiters warehouse, in addition to its own employees, three couriers in Clound Speed uniforms were deftly and busily working, holding tape and packing bags.

One hundred thousand orders in two days!

The warehouse staff was swamped.

The courier in charge of pickups at Meiters Headquarters, seeing the urgency, also started pitching in to pack.

After working nonstop for over two hours, the three couriers finally plopped onto the floor, panting. ”Tell your boss to hire more people, now! There’s no way we can handle this with just the hands we’ve got!”

”Brother Bin, we’re going to make a killing on commission this month, right?”

one of the couriers asked, his face full of anticipation as he looked at the long-haired young man beside him.

”When we get paid, I’m treating you two to foot massages,” Gu Wenbin said with a wide grin, draping his arm over his colleague’s shoulder.