164 Where Did This Pig Teammate Come From?
It was another peaceful afternoon. Wang Heng came to that milk tea shop again, but the girl sitting opposite him had changed to Han Yixuan. In front of each of them was a laptop. Wang Heng’s was black, Han Yixuan’s was red, and there were two cups of warm milk tea beside the computers.
Wang Heng had to hand over the pile of data sent by Lead Designer Wu of NetEase to Han Yixuan for statistics. Originally, there was no need to meet for this matter, but Han Yixuan said she needed some guidance, so they logically agreed to meet here.
In this milk tea shop where the two had worked part-time together half a year ago.
“You can open this file, right?” Wang Heng asked after sending it.
Han Yixuan clicked it open and saw a large sheet of tabular data. Although it was arranged neatly, it was densely packed and really dizzying to look at.
“I don’t seem to understand these things…” Han Yixuan considered her words and said tactfully.
If she said directly that she didn’t understand at all, it would seem a bit too incompetent in front of him.
Wang Heng: “It’s all raw statistical data. It doesn’t matter, I just sent it to you for backup. I’ll process it now, create a new Excel sheet, and send it to you again. By the way, do you know how to operate Excel sheets?”
Han Yixuan stared at him and blinked. “I don’t seem to be very familiar with it…”
Wang Heng glanced at her and smiled. “It’s okay, it’s not too late to learn now. Your major will definitely use these little skills in the future.”
Han Yixuan was suddenly a little expectant. “Are you going to teach me now?”
Wang Heng: “Sort of.”
The girl couldn’t help but fantasize secretly—how will he teach me later? Will he stand behind me and give pointers? Will he hold my hand and mouse with his hand, teaching me truly ‘hand in hand’? When he stands behind me and bends down to give pointers, will his chin rest on my shoulder?
Han Yixuan calmly tidied her hair with her hand, smoothing the strands draped over her shoulders.
But the next moment, she saw Wang Heng send another document named ‘Complete Guide to Excel Spreadsheet Operation Skills’.
Wang Heng smiled. “I guessed you wouldn’t know, so I found a great tutorial online. Try following it, you’ll learn it very quickly. Go for it. I’ll process the data format first and send it to you later.”
“Alright…”
Han Yixuan took a few deep breaths, adjusted her mood, and started working hard. From various shortcut keys to function formulas, there were many things she needed to master quickly. Fortunately, the tutorial Wang Heng found was indeed great, with almost no nonsense, explaining things very simply and clearly.
For the next few minutes, the boy and girl sat face to face, maintaining silence throughout. Apart from the voices of others around them, there was only the crisp sound of mice and keyboards.
Finally, Wang Heng stretched and said, “It’s all processed. I’ll send it to you now.”
Han Yixuan was a little flustered. “So fast? I haven’t finished reading yet…”
“It’s okay. I’ll send it to you now. You can read and learn it when you get home.”
Wang Heng sent the spreadsheet file to her, then turned off his computer and closed the laptop.
Han Yixuan clicked on the spreadsheet file, took a look, and frowned slightly.
She understood that the reason for this meeting had come to an end. Wang Heng not only designed the electronic questionnaire but also communicated with the lead designer of NetEase about the distribution of the questionnaire, and helped process the format of the data table neatly. In this way, what reason did she have to continue lingering? Shamelessly asking for help? That would be tantamount to Wang Heng doing the entire job…
Just as the girl was hesitating and wandering, she heard Wang Heng’s voice again: “I heard your grades in your major are very good. Do you plan to specialize in finance in the future?”
Han Yixuan instantly breathed a sigh of relief.
He took the initiative to start a topic. That’s good, that’s great.
The girl also closed her laptop and looked straight at him. “Do you want to hear the truth?”
Wang Heng: “Do you want to tell the truth?”
Han Yixuan smiled brightly. “Then I’ll tell the truth. I’ve always listened to my parents since I was a child and didn’t have much of my own opinion. They persuaded me to study finance because the admission score for finance majors is relatively high, and it sounds glorious. They thought it would be easy for me to find a job after studying this.”
Wang Heng: “So that’s how it is… Then what do you think?”
“Me?” Han Yixuan took a sip of milk tea and sighed, “I’m actually quite a vulgar person. I don’t want to research anything, I just want to make money. I’m willing to study hard, actually just so that I can live a better life in the future. Is this very selfish?”
Wang Heng nodded. “It can be said to be vulgar, or pragmatic. It’s quite good. However, studying finance doesn’t necessarily mean you can make a lot of money.”
Han Yixuan couldn’t help but ask, “Do you also know about the career prospects of finance graduates?”
Wang Heng: “I can’t say I know very well, but I’ve heard people complain online. Unless you have a family background and connections, the average treatment after graduation doesn’t have any advantage.”
Recalling what she had seen and heard since entering school, and occasionally hearing the complaints of those seniors, Han Yixuan’s face couldn’t help but become slightly solemn.
“I heard that many finance students sell insurance, solicit customers to open accounts at securities outlets, and sell wealth management products at banks after graduation… Is this true? Is it hard to find a good job even with good grades?”
Regarding the girl’s question, Wang Heng thought for a while and replied, “You can’t say it so absolutely. If your grades are really exceptionally good and you have very impressive achievements, you might indeed be able to find a high-end position. And considering your appearance advantage, it should be easier than others.”
“Appearance advantage?” Han Yixuan was a little stunned. “Does finding a job also depend on the face?”
“Of course,” Wang Heng explained casually, “Good positions have many wolves and little meat, so they have a lot of room for selection. Several top students from famous schools interview for the same position, and everyone’s level is about the same, so it’s normal for them to pick the best-looking one.”
Han Yixuan held the milk tea but didn’t drink it, just frowned in thought.
Just then, Xiao Renjian’s voice suddenly rang out: “Aha! I caught you two having an affair!”
Wang Heng and Han Yixuan turned their heads and saw Xiao Renjian standing at the door, pointing at them with a smug look on his face.
“Why are you here?” Wang Heng couldn’t help but ask.
Xiao Renjian: “I originally wanted to find a part-time job to earn some money, so I came here to take a look… Unexpectedly, unexpectedly, Wang Heng, you big-eyed traitor, you also betrayed the revolution!”
Wang Heng said seriously, “What are you saying? Student Han Yixuan and I are very innocent. We just came to discuss the data processing problem of the research project. We are talking about serious business.”
Xiao Renjian twitched his eyebrows and pointed to his face. “Look at my expression. Guess if I believe it?”
Wang Heng: “…”
Xiao Renjian pointed to the girl opposite Wang Heng again. “Look at her expression again. Guess if I believe it?”
Wang Heng looked at Han Yixuan and saw the girl lowering her face, her cheeks blushing.
“There’s nothing between us…” Han Yixuan emphasized, but her weak voice had no persuasive power.
Wang Heng looked at Xiao Renjian again and couldn’t help but sigh with emotion—where did this pig teammate come from?
