Masao Ishihara turned his body and turned his back to Saki Ishihara, intending to let the other party massage his temples and soothe him.

She understood her, put her thumbs on her left and right hands on her temples and gently rubbed them clockwise.

Masao Ishihara slowly closed his eyes and said, "Japan was originally a country with multiple earthquakes. No one could predict where the next large-scale earthquake would occur.

It has a certain randomness completely. It wants to happen where the earthquake occurs, and there will be earthquakes. Once the earthquake is, it will inevitably cause economic and property losses.

There are already three distilleries and a filling factory in Karuizawa. The first one is Karuizawa Whiskey Distilleries, the second one is Karuizawa Cider Brewery, and the third one is Karuizawa Soup Brewery.

If the winery is concentrated in one place, if there is an earthquake, it will not cause heavy losses? If the winery is separated, even if the earthquake occurs in one place, it will not cause any damage or even a devastating blow. This is the same as not being able to put eggs in a basket."

Saki Ishihara finally understood why he didn't concentrate all the wineries under the Karuizawa Group in one place and said, "So that's how it is!"

"In the future, in principle, I will not build new wineries and supporting related factories in Karuizawa." Masao Ishihara said without joking.

"Brother, I don't understand one thing. Logically speaking, almost everyone yearns for working in a bank, but why is Karuizawa Commercial Bank not attractive to our official internal employees of Karuizawa Group?

I originally thought that the wives of Amber would beg me for help one by one, so that they could transfer her husband from a certain winery to work at Karuizawa Commercial Bank." Saki Ishihara asked seriously.

Masao Ishihara pointed out incisively: "What's so strange about this? The Karuizawa Group is now a real multinational big-hand company.

Among our liquor products, except for Karuizawa whiskey is not easy to sell, the other products have their own good sales channels.

Karuizawa Whiskey Distillery is still a distillery that I am most concerned about and optimistic about. No matter how its product sales are, it will still keep it and will not completely reduce product quality because of its poor performance.

The formal employees working at Karuizawa Whiskey Distillery are almost everyone with the highest income among the same positions within the group. Such a seemingly unreasonable result is the main reason for the annual succession system.

Because Karuizawa Whiskey Distillery is the first distillery of the Karuizawa Group, it means that the working hours of formal employees working there are the longest. This naturally brings more.

As for other wineries, if the products sell well, the profit will be greater. Then the half-year award twice a year is particularly attractive to the formal employees.

If you transfer from a winery owned by Karuizawa Group to work at Karuizawa Commercial Bank, it would be a cross-industry. As the saying goes, it is like a mountain that is different.

People who only know how to make wine go to the financial industry that they don’t understand, and aren’t they ridiculed or humiliated by themselves? Moreover, Karuizawa Group’s main business has always been the wine industry, not the financial industry.

From beginning to end, I never thought about a major strategic transformation of Karuizawa Group, which led to its future main business being to the financial industry."

He paused for a moment when he said this, and then continued: "Working in a bank depends on what job he did. Not all positions have a good annual income.

If you are a commercial bank teller, you are often a short-term college graduate. They also have business indicators such as absorbing deposits, applying for credit cards, etc.

As for now, Japan has entered the employment ice age, and even a teller of a commercial bank has to have undergraduate graduates.

Such a job is not a formal employment, but an informal employment based on the contract system. It is unlikely that you can become a regular employee or something. Even if you work in the head office, not everyone will be formally employed.

Some clerks are still hired informally. Even the formally hired commercial bank employees are very stressed. Some of them either suffer from depression, anxiety, insomnia... or quit voluntarily. In addition, they commit suicide."

After hearing what he said, Saki Ishihara felt something: "It's better to stay in the original winery honestly and have a better future. At least, the work pressure will not be as great as that of the bank."

Masao Ishihara smiled and said, "As long as you are a mature adult, you will not only seek a job that sounds good, but choose to ignore real profits. The first priority of work is to make money and be able to make more money.

If you can’t make much money, your enthusiasm for work will disappear over time. How many people can use love to generate electricity and do a certain job based on their interests?

The reason why these few people can still persist in silently is that they do not have a survival problem.

Otherwise, you can’t afford to pay rent, water, electricity, gas and other expenses. Then no matter how beautiful the ideal is, it will be nonsense.

At the beginning, those who chose to join our Karuizawa Group, even if they didn't like the brewing industry, were specifically trying to obtain good annual income from big-name enterprises.

Not only that, formal members working in big-hand companies also have various good benefits, high social status, and huge advantages in the marriage and love market, etc.

Karuizawa Commercial Bank is not a large national commercial bank. It is not even a regional commercial bank. It is just a local commercial bank.

If Karuizawa hadn’t had a good economy and rich people, it would have been no different from the rural cooperative credit unions in ordinary small places.”

After hearing his objective analysis, Saki Ishihara suddenly laughed and said, "Speak a thousand and tell ten thousand. Only a job that can make more money is a good job."

Masao Ishihara smiled and said, "bingo, that's what it means. I never thought that young people today would be afraid of formal jobs such as overtime work.

What they are afraid of is overtime work without compensation or symbolic rewards. As long as the money is given, even if it is just a little higher in the same industry, they can work overtime willingly.
Chapter completed!