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[Introduction] This drama mainly interprets the employee recruitment process of Arabian Nights Co., Ltd., and the plot is divided into three acts:

The first scene: the boss and secretary of the station advertisement are holding a stack of job advertisements and posting them at various bus stations. Soon, three frustrated college students came and saw the job advertisement on the telephone pole. They decided to apply collectively the next day. After the students left, a cleaner came to tear down the advertisement.

Act II: On the second day of the recruitment site, college students came to the company, and the secretary received them and arranged their second interview. The first round of interviews mainly focused on the theme of "challenging yourself"; The second interview mainly focuses on the theme of "innovation"; The third interview mainly focused on the theme of "talent show".

Act III: Bargaining recruitment ended successfully. The boss felt very satisfied, decided to hire all of them, and announced that he would start a one-day outward bound training on the same day and start working the next day. But the boss never talks about treatment, and college students have bargained with the boss. Finally, the boss had to raise his salary again and again because he was in a hurry to recruit people. The boss and college students went to carry out outward bound training together, and it was over.

[Actor] Boss, secretary, college student, cleaner, director.

[Clothing] People in the play wear scarves, students' backpacks, and cleaners wear hats and red armbands.

[Props] Glue, a stack of job advertisements, cigarettes, desks, candles, resumes and certificates, yo-yos, stereos.

[plot]

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Act I: Station Advertisement

[Personnel] Boss, secretary, college student, cleaner.

[Scene] Bus Station

[plot arrangement]

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1 At dusk, the boss and secretary came to a bus stop with a stack of job advertisements, ready to post them.

Boss (monologue): (to the audience) With the continuous development of our business, Arabian Nights Co., Ltd. is seriously short of manpower. Although there are many ways to recruit people now, such as going to the talent market and publishing in online newspapers, it costs thousands of dollars, and there may not be any results. It is better to post this economic reality. She picked up a job advertisement and began to post it.

Secretary (Dialogue): Boss, can you recruit people like this? (puzzled expression)

Boss (dialogue): I said Xiao X, do you know where all the talents have gone?

Secretary (dialogue): Talent market.

Boss (dialogue): What else?

-Secretary (Dialogue): And school.

Boss (dialogue): Where is the only place for talents to go from school to the talent market?

-Secretary (dialogue): The station, oh ... (suddenly enlighted)

-Boss (Dialogue): Right. (with a smug face)

Secretary (dialogue): Good for you, boss. (admire, help to post the job advertisement. )

-(Together): Hum, Hum, Hum (smug voice in the nose. )

Boss (dialogue): Go, next stop.

Secretary (dialogue): OK (stepping off the stage)

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2. Soon, three depressed college students came to the station with job advertisements.

Student A (Dialogue): Well, who got anything today?

Student B (dialogue): I can tell by the expression.

Student C (Dialogue): You said that these employers are also very picky. We are all undergraduates in famous universities, so we can't get much salary and good treatment. It's only 500 yuan, and we'll try it for three months. Shit, that's so girly. (shaking his head and sighing)

Student A (Dialogue): There are quite a few restrictions, such as gender, age and work experience ... Wow, the whole thing is playing tricks on animals (resentment).

Student B (Dialogue): There is no time to be picky. My rent for this month has not been settled yet. Wait until tomorrow, just pick one. (Eyes look around)

Student C (Dialogue): It seems that this is the only way.

Student A (Dialogue): Recruitment Announcement (I found a recruitment advertisement next to the station, and the students leaned over spontaneously. )

-Student B (Dialogue): (Reading the advertisement) Due to the need of business development, our company hereby recruits a large number of enthusiastic young people …

-Student C (Dialogue): (Interface) Gender, age and work experience are not limited ...

-Student A (Dialogue): (Interface) The salary is negotiable, and the treatment is preferential. If you are interested, hurry …

Student B (dialogue): Arabian Nights Co., Ltd., that sounds good.

Student C (dialogue): I'm afraid it's a scam. Newspapers often report such news (questioning).

Student A (dialogue): How do you know if it's a scam unless you try? Why don't we go together? We are outnumbered and afraid of him! Arrogant and fearless. If there is an emergency, everyone will react to each other and call the police in time. It's just a near miss.

(Students B and C together): OK, let's go together tomorrow morning.

(classmates together): Let's start together. Hum, hum, hum (smug voice in the nose. End)

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3. After the students left, a cleaner who specializes in removing street psoriasis came to the station for inspection.

-Cleaner (monologue): (cigarette in hand, facing the audience) It's getting dark, and psoriasis is coming out. (Looking around in the station, loudly saying) Since I got psoriasis, I have been laid off and started working again. Sometimes I really have to thank these people who have psoriasis. At the same time, it also created many employment opportunities! Hey, I found one. I found the job advertisement posted on the booth. Look carefully, read aloud, and your voice drags on. ) day-square-night-pool. Arabian nights, tell me! (grab it and tear it) Hum, hum, hum (smug voice in the nose. Take a smoke, keep your eyes on the front, and walk quickly, looking resolute and clean. End)

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Act II: Recruitment Website

There are three people in the play: the boss, the secretary and the college student.

[Scene] In the office

[plot arrangement]

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1. The next morning, college students came to Arabian Nights Co., Ltd.

Students look around with resumes and certificates to see the surrounding environment of the company. )

Student A (Dialogue): This company seems good! (surprise)

-(Students B and C together): Well, it's good!

One of them rang the doorbell and the secretary came out to open the door and received them. )

(Students together): Is this Arabian Night Pool Co., Ltd.?

Secretary (dialogue): Yes! You're here for the job, right? Please come in. (Enthusiastic and pleasantly surprised, seating is arranged), you sit in order, wait a moment, and we'll get ready right away.

Student B (Dialogue): Here is my resume and certificate. (motioned for the secretary to take it, and the other students handed it over. )

Secretary (dialogue): Well, that's right. Our boss is not interested in this. You'd better keep it first. (pushes back with a smile)

The students looked at each other and didn't recover for a while. )

Student C (Dialogue): If you don't look at these, what are you looking at? I don't understand. Other students agree with me. )

-secretary (dialogue): look at the real skill! (The secretary smiles mysteriously and turns to the boss's office. The students felt fresh and talked about it in succession. )

Student A (Dialogue): Shit, I'm an undergraduate. I had hoped to use this thing as a fire, but now it's all mixed up.

Student B (Dialogue): It's hard to guess what medicine the boss is selling in the gourd.

Student C (Dialogue): There must be something new.

(with classmates): Yes, there must be new tricks.

The play is divided into two parts, while the secretary enters the boss's office. )

Secretary (dialogue): As expected, the boss has been applied for (happy).

Boss (dialogue): oh, my god, so soon ... (expression surprised)

Secretary (dialogue): Finally, someone has come. (happy for the boss)

The boss and the secretary together: hum, hum, hum (smug voice in the nose. The boss motioned the secretary to get ready.

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The secretary closes the curtains, turns off the lights and lights the candles. The room is very dark. When the layout is finished, call the first candidate in.

Secretary (dialogue): First.

(Student A answers, pushes the door in, and immediately comes out to look at the door. )

Student A (monologue): Right? It's too dark. (The secretary shouts again)

Secretary (dialogue): First, first ... (Student A confirms that it is this office, and pushes the door and enters. After entering, the door slammed. I saw a candle burning in front of me, and two people were sitting together. )

The boss and the secretary are together: hum, hum, hum (mysterious voice in the nose. This room is full of mystery. )

Student A (monologue): What's that noise? -Is it a person? -Why don't you talk? (Try to ask softly)

Boss (dialogue): People, of course. Come here. (The boss can't help it)

Student A (monologue): Why don't you turn on the light in broad daylight? The cat is ill. (Approaching to sit down, I saw the secretary waving something, like a pendulum, which was familiar, but I couldn't tell it at once. The boss motioned him to look at the pendulum in the secretary's hand. (The alarm clock rings)

-Boss (dialogue): Keep an eye on it. I'm counting dozens now: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. Attention, you have entered my world now. Answer whatever I ask you, don't lie. (Student A turns his head to the boss)

Student A (Dialogue): You ask.

Boss (dialogue): Don't turn your head and keep your eyes on it. I'll count to ten: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. What's your name? Let's go

Student A (Dialogue): A yo-yo.

Boss (dialogue): Which school did you graduate from, junior college or undergraduate?

-Student A (Dialogue): Two yo-yos.

Boss (dialogue): Start again. I'll count to ten: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.

-Student A (Dialogue): Ten yo-yos. Shit, my eyes are blurred.

Boss (dialogue): Didn't I ask you about the yo-yo? Pay attention to the problem. There seems to be something wrong with this method. Clear your throat.

Student A (dialogue): Stop, stop, just say: I graduated from Burkhouse Hill University, aged 25, with a bachelor's degree. Part-time job for three years while studying at school. It's up to you, don't watch any bird balls! (Turning and slamming the door out, the boss and secretary haven't recovered for a long time)

-the boss and the secretary together: quite rushed!

Secretary (dialogue): Didn't you graduate from Burkhouse Hill University? What's the big deal? Boss, cut it off. Dare to contradict the boss before entering the company. If you really want to go to work, it's not heaven.

-Boss: Bird cage hill, hum, hum (making a strange noise in his nose. )

Boss (Dialogue): I like personality. Hum, hum, hum (strange noise in the nose. )

-Secretary (dialogue): That's right. State-owned ministers never die. Hum, hum, hum (the secretary agrees, making a strange noise in her nose. )

The boss and the secretary are together: Bird cage hill, hum, hum (smug voice in the nose. The boss motioned the secretary to get ready.

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After student A went out, other students came to ask about the situation. Student a just snorted and didn't speak. Looks angry.

Secretary (dialogue): No.2.

(Student B answers, pushes the door and goes in)

The boss and the secretary are together: hum, hum, hum (mysterious voice in the nose. This room is full of mystery. )

Student B (Dialogue): Why don't you turn on the light in broad daylight? The cat is ill. (Student B is bold, so he directly approaches and sits down. I saw the secretary shaking something like a pendulum. Isn't that a yo-yo for children? The boss motioned him to look at the pendulum in the secretary's hand. )

-Boss (dialogue): Keep an eye on it. I'm counting dozens now: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. Attention, you have entered my world now. Answer whatever I ask you, don't lie. (The boss is about to ask a question when student B turns to the boss. )

Student B (Dialogue): Boss, can I point out a problem for you?

-boss (dialogue): let it go!

Student b (dialogue): boss, yo-yo is not played like this, it should be. Can I demonstrate?

Boss (dialogue): You can play this. My son wants me to teach him how to play. I'm not sure. Come on, give it to him. Surprise, because the boss's children asked him to teach him to play yo-yo, and neither could he. He's worried. Sign for the secretary to compare the yo-yo with student B. )

(Student B fiddled with a few hands and faced the boss. )

Student B (Dialogue): You can't play. (Very proud)

Boss (dialogue): No (shame and admiration)

Student B (Dialogue): I haven't played it. (Very proud)

Boss (dialogue): No ... (The boss just recovered and student B was teasing him. ) You haven't played! (angry) stop, stop, stop! (The boss turns back to his seat, and student B knows that he is rude and silently returns to his seat. )

Boss (dialogue): Hey, hey, don't sit still. That's it. That's it. (motioned for student B to go out, but student B didn't understand)

Student B (Dialogue): It's over.

The boss (dialogue): It's over (the boss put his hands flat on his chest and tilted his head to one side. After student B went out, the boss took the yo-yo from the secretary and shook it like student B.

Boss (dialogue): Let me practice again so that I can help my son when I go back. (The secretary looks on coldly)

Secretary (dialogue): Have fun. (coldly)

-Boss (Dialogue): Fun.

Secretary (Dialogue): I don't think so. (coldly)

Boss (dialogue): No ... (The boss just came to his senses and the secretary was teasing him. ) Who hasn't played! The boss was angry and turned back to his seat. The secretary speaks softly)

Secretary (dialogue): Yes, boss?

-Boss (dialogue): How about what? (The boss is still thinking about the action just now)

-Secretary (Dialogue): Stay or not.

-Boss (dialogue): What do you say, ... (To be fair, objectively speaking) This kid is a little crooked ... (Seeing that the boss intends to stay, the secretary takes the opportunity to suggest)

-Secretary (Dialogue): Stay.

Boss (dialogue): Then leave (tone of discussion)

The boss and the secretary are together: dull, dull, hum, hum (smug voice in the nose. The boss motioned the secretary to get ready.

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4. Student C probably knows the situation inside, the situation in the dark and the situation of the yo-yo, and the yo-yo seems to be in no hurry.

Secretary (dialogue): No.3

(Student C answers, pushes the door and goes in)

The boss and the secretary are together: hum, hum, hum (mysterious voice in the nose. This room is full of mystery. )

Student C (Dialogue): Why don't you turn on the light in broad daylight? The cat is ill. Turn on the switch by the door conveniently, and the boss will suddenly glow in the dark, which will inevitably damage his eyes. The secretary also put down the yo-yo and rubbed his eyes. )

-Boss and secretary together: shit, eyes, eyes!

-Student C (Dialogue): Are you all right? Are you okay? Caring and funny, I went over to ask you to be secretive. The boss and the secretary adjusted the following posture together. Clear your throat)

-boss secretary together: let's start!

Student C (Dialogue): Why don't you use a yo-yo? The boss's secretary thinks this guy is well informed. )

Boss (dialogue): What yo-yo? This is an interview. You should play house like a child.

Secretary (dialogue): Exactly! Hum! (With a snort in his nose, student C knows that he has slipped his tongue and is afraid to speak. )

Boss (dialogue): Let's get started …

-Student C (Dialogue): I graduated from Burkhouse Hill University, aged 25, with a bachelor's degree. I worked part-time for three years while I was at school ... (I stopped halfway when I saw my boss and secretary staring at him)

Boss (dialogue): Did I ask you? Did I ask you? (Student C knows that he has slipped his tongue and is afraid to speak. )

Boss (dialogue): (after a while, softly) Tell me about your specialty ... (Student C is more lively. He can't stop when the chatterbox starts. The boss grabbed it before he finished. )

-Student C (Dialogue): Good at singing and dancing, brilliant ...

Boss (dialogue): Blow, blow again, be good at singing and dancing ...

-Secretary (Dialogue): I'm also a talent ...

Boss (dialogue): Hehe, (the boss doesn't believe it) Come on, let's take mules or horses out for a walk. Let's have a live demonstration. Let's dance. (The boss doesn't believe it)

Student C (dialogue): Then ask the boss to do me a favor and be a trustee ... (shyly)

Boss (dialogue): Thank you ... Shit, it's really neat. All right, come on. (Backstage) It's time for music. (The boss and student C took a few steps, and the secretary watched. She couldn't help sitting in the boss's position and applauding. When the boss saw the cough, the secretary got up and stood aside. The boss stopped to talk to student C. )

-boss (dialogue): I want you to stay and dance with me every day (continuous shooting twice on the shoulder of student C with your fist). Come on, let's say hello to our colleagues. (The boss holds student C's shoulder and turns to the audience. )

Student C (Dialogue): Hi, friends of Arabian Nights, how are you? Thank you. (Configure Echo)

Boss (dialogue): That's it. Go down. (Students cover their chests with their right hands and bow out. The boss turned to look at the secretary, who dared not look up. When the boss returned to his seat, he made a sign for the secretary to get ready. )

Secretary (dialogue): Boss, that's the last one for today.

Boss (dialogue): It's over. It's over so soon.

Secretary (Dialogue): That's it.

(The director is taking pictures, and the boss is telling the director.)

Boss (dialogue): Hey, director, can you add a few more? I am not addicted enough.

-Director (Dialogue): No, that's all. Go ahead. (The boss is disappointed and says to the secretary)

Boss (dialogue): Come on, let's go and meet them. (Not in the office)

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Act III: Bargaining

There are three people in the play: the boss, the secretary and the college student.

[Scene] Outside the office

[plot arrangement]

The boss and the secretary walk out of the office, the students are talking privately, and the boss coughs. )

Boss (dialogue): Chew, they all have ... (The students immediately stood at attention, which amused the boss and the secretary, and the boss motioned them to relax), relax and tell you a good news: you have done a good job and you are all hired. From today, like me, you are already a member of Arabian Nights Co., Ltd. (cheers at the scene)

Boss (dialogue): OK, now we are ready to go to the wild by car for outward bound training, to enhance understanding and cultivate team spirit of unity and cooperation.

Student: Boss, where are we going to train?

Boss (dialogue): (Turning to the audience and smiling) Birds-cages-mountains, hahahaha. The boss's voice is still ringing, and the students are boiling. )

-Students together: (noisily) Boss, what's our salary? Yes, we haven't talked about salary yet.

Boss (dialogue): OK, OK, I won't treat you badly. (turns to the secretary)

Secretary (dialogue): Yes, our boss is always the best boss. Don't worry. (Secretary interjects knowingly)

Boss (dialogue): (The boss reaches out his hand to signal everyone to be quiet and throws out a decision) I've decided to go to 500 yuan for a month. As he spoke, he held out two hands and ten fingers, held them in the air, and quickly took back one hand and hid it behind him. )

Student B (Dialogue): Does the boss keep his word?

Boss (dialogue): Of course, of course. The boss is puzzled. I don't know what tricks he is going to play. )

Student B (dialogue): So, the boss just held out two hands, two 500, that's 1000. (The boss turns around, burying his face in one hand and wailing loudly in frustration. )

Boss (dialogue): Aye, aye, aye, damn it, why should I reach out? Stop crying and ask the secretary. What now? (The secretary is embarrassed)

Secretary (Dialogue): It's really difficult. This time, the people are not very tough. I have to admit that 1000 is 1000 shellfish.

Boss (dialogue): What do you mean, 1000 is 1000? We are in a difficult time now, so we can't afford luxury.

-Secretary (dialogue): We are short of manpower now, which can't affect our business development.

Boss (dialogue): Then 1000. (unwilling)

-Secretary (dialogue): Just 1000.

Boss (dialogue): Throwing caution to the wind. (unwilling)

-Secretary (dialogue): Throwing caution to the wind.

When the boss and the secretary are discussing, so are the students.

-Students together: (noisily) Let's stick to the same principle, first stick to 1000, and then push your luck ... (The boss turns to the students)

Boss (dialogue): OK, 1000 is 1000. To our surprise, the students did not cheer, but snorted strangely.

-Students together: Hum, Hum, Hum (sniffing disdainfully)

-Boss (dialogue): 100 1, throwing caution to the wind. (loud)

-Classmates: Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Students clap their hands to celebrate their success. Seeing the students celebrating, the boss and the secretary clapped their hands and laughed, and the song "One Thousand and One Nights" was broadcast live. They can't help dancing hand in hand. Jumped twice, the students snorted again, and the boss and secretary were startled and almost fell down. )

-Students together: Hum, Hum, Hum (sniffing contemptuously)

-The boss and secretary are together: What's the matter?

-Students together: Hum, Hum, Hum (sniffing contemptuously)

-Boss and Secretary: Talk to me.

-classmates together: hum, hum, hum (sniffing disdainfully)

-boss secretary together: not enough.

-classmates together: hum, hum, hum (sniffing disdainfully)

-Boss (dialogue): 1050

-students together: (all) persistence, persistence is victory!

-Boss (dialogue): 1 100 (whatever)

-Boss (dialogue): 1200 (whatever)

-Boss (dialogue): 1500 (indifferent) (the secretary coughs aside to indicate that he can't add any more)

Boss (dialogue): 2000 (the secretary coughs, implying that he can't add anything more)

Student C (Dialogue): No matter you, my rent for this month has not been settled, I accept it. (The other two students are scolding him. )

-Boss (dialogue): 2500 (the secretary coughs again, implying that he can't add any more)

Student A (Dialogue): Whatever you do, I will accept (eagerly). (Student B is scolding him again)

Boss (dialogue): 3000, that's it. (Seeing student B indifferent, his eyes facing the sky, he looked disdainful. ) let's go. (After the end of the class, student B came to her senses and shouted to catch up ...)

Student B (monologue): Wait a minute, wait a minute, there's another one, there's another one, there's another one …

(End of the play, end of the whole play)

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