While walking and chatting, I was a little surprised by Ba Yao's arrangement. I couldn't help but ask: "How can we ensure the quality of the project if we don't keep it?"

Ba Yao paused for a moment, then looked at me seriously: "Do you know why I didn't keep it?"

I shook my head.

Ba Yao said proudly: "I just use one dollar to do Ba Jiao's work."

I asked vaguely: "What do you mean?"

Ba Yao said: "It's very simple. I'm here to make money. As long as I make the money smoothly, that's all. That being said, in fact, there is no profit of two cents at all."

I don't care much about this profit issue. What I'm thinking about is the "project quality" issue.

When I didn't say anything, Ba Yao said, "You can go and see me in the afternoon, or you can go and see me tomorrow. If you see any problems, don't talk about it yet. Come back and tell me."

I nodded, but I still had some questions in my mind. I just didn't know what to ask, so I didn't ask.

When we got to the street, we had something to eat. Yao Yao took me to the township government. When we arrived at a room with cement dust on the door, he took out a bunch of keys, opened the door, and led me in. Wow! I

I have never seen so much cement, a whole room full of cement.

"Does this have to be a lot of cement?" I asked.

"What do you think?" Ba Yao laughed.

I looked at it and said, "It's probably a hundred tons, right?"

Yaoyao stretched out two fingers.

"Two hundred tons?" I looked at Yao Yao in surprise.

"Yes. This is just the first batch of cement. I'm afraid it would be a pity if it gets too wet and gets wet. There will be a second batch and a third batch."

Me: "Is it safe to put this cement here?"

Yao Yao: "It's safe. The township government is not safe, so where is it safe?"

Me: "What about the management of these cements?"

Yao Yao: "Don't worry about this. I have no other purpose in showing you. It's just to give you a general understanding of the amount of the project. I have arranged for a dedicated person to manage the materials. I will give the tractor to you every day according to the progress of the project.

Master, please go to every point."

Me: "Then I don't need to worry about these materials, right?"

Ba Yao: "You don't need to be so detailed. There are actually more than 50 specific projects, large and small. Some places have a larger amount of work, and some places have a smaller amount of work. Some places are more difficult to construct, and some places are easier.

You will slowly understand after you go and see. One of the things you have to do is to see how many people are working every day and whether the cement hauled out every day has been used up. Also, those people work honestly and those people work hard.

Dishonest."

Me: "What about the project quality and progress?"

Yao Yao: "As long as the quality of the project is passable, they are all experienced craftsmen and know how to do it. There are no specific requirements for the progress. It just needs to be done if it doesn't rain or snow heavily. Anyway, as long as it is completed before the Spring Festival

Already."

I actually wanted to ask how workers' wages are calculated, but after thinking about it I felt it was inappropriate, so I didn't ask.

I just asked Ba Yao where to find him, and he told me about a place on the north slope. I remembered that it was at the first intersection after crossing the bridge and going uphill. There was a big stone mill in front of it, and it was a single-family house on the side of the mountain.

That house.

Then, we separated.

When I got home, I couldn't help but think about how the construction of these fifty-odd sites was organized? What is the amount of work at each site? How many workers are needed at each site? How much time is required?

Only then can it be completed? Why doesn't Yaoyao seem to pay so much attention to it? Isn't this project important?... Too many questions linger in my mind. I can't understand it, I can't figure it out, and I just don't want to. Maybe I'll take a look then.

Just know.

It’s just that I didn’t know these people before I went there. How to open up this work situation? The only person I knew was Tie Zhu. Apart from introducing me to Tie Zhu and his group, Ba Yao didn’t seem to have any other ideas.

Introduce them to other people. If I want to start work, I must at least find out who these fifty or so people are. Thinking of this, I think I should bring a notebook and a pen with me tomorrow.

Try to clarify these two issues. First, the situation of these fifty sites; second, the situation of workers at these fifty sites. Assuming there are five or six workers in one site, there are at least two to three hundred people.

I definitely can’t recognize so many people and I can’t remember them. So what should I do?
Chapter completed!