Lin Ke spoke again.
The villagers stared at Lin Ke closely, not daring to breathe.
Their moods were made up and down by Lin Ke, and they were afraid that Lin Ke would tell some bad news again.
"...However, there are certain procedures for selecting workers, and they have to sign a confidentiality contract with me, otherwise they will not be allowed to join the company."
After Lin Ke finished speaking, he explained what a confidentiality contract was, and then left it to the villagers to react.
Unexpectedly, the villagers had no interest in asking more questions about the confidentiality contract. Instead, they looked left and right vigilantly, seeing that everyone looked like interview candidates.
In their view, the people of the territory are originally the private property of the lord. Is there any difference whether it is kept secret or not?
Of course, this is different from Lin Ke's point of view.
Contracts have actually appeared for a long time, but now the most popular one in Nasung is oral contracts.
Oral agreements signed in the name of one's nobles are sometimes more reliable than paper agreements.
Of course, there are also people who use the gods they believe in as notaries. Many gods can justify countless contracts with only a little bit of divine power.
For example, the previous King of Gods seemed to want to trick him into signing some unequal treaties.
However, in the eyes of today's people, paper contracts are outdated.
It is so convenient to swear directly in the name of the gods.
However, Master Lin Ke can do whatever he wants. The villagers are all eyeing the positions of those fifty people now.
"Then, the interview begins!"
Chapter completed!