Chapter 1784: Unlucky Heiress (52)

"No matter which route you take, staying in the company is no easy matter."

In reality, those who entered as interns through connections were usually family members of the company's senior executives. Most of them ultimately failed to remain and were assigned to other companies instead.

As for outsiders, there was only one path in—passing the exam and becoming an intern.

The competition was exceptionally brutal. Out of a hundred candidates taking the test, perhaps only one or two would pass. Those who entered through this route could usually remain with the company permanently, so long as they didn't do anything foolish.

The departments assigned to those who entered through examinations and those who entered through executive connections were also different.

The children of senior management who came through the back door were, in essence, merely there to gild their résumés, so they would not be placed in important departments. Unless they truly resolved to build a career there and eventually passed the assessments, they could stay. But most people couldn't endure the hardship and chose to be transferred to other companies instead.

Since Tang Guo had said that she had entered through the examination, Tang Yi's pride would ensure that she would never willingly enter through connections. More likely, she would choose to take the internship examination as well.

Anyone who had never taken the internship exam had no idea how difficult it really was.

Tang Guo did this because neither she nor Tang Kui wanted Tang Yi following them around all the time. Neither of them wished for Tang Yi to enter that company—not even through the back door.

Thus, the fake siblings had found themselves thinking alike.

Even more incredible was that they hadn't even needed to explain it to Tang Yi; she had already come to that conclusion herself. That saved them a great deal of effort.

"Congratulations, Guoguo." Tang Yi forced a smile onto her face. "You're really amazing, getting into the company as an intern through your own abilities."

"It's nothing special. I believe you can do it too," Tang Guo replied with an encouraging smile.

Tang Yi also believed in herself. Taking a deep breath, she said, "Then I'll give it a try next year."

Trying now was impossible. She had just entered university and knew nothing. How could she know what would be tested? She planned to study carefully and find out what kinds of questions would appear if she wanted to enter the company.

"Big Brother, Guoguo, since you're both here, shall we go eat together?"

Seeing Tang Kui looking rather unwilling, Tang Guo said, "I still have class soon, so I won't be going."

"I have another meeting to attend," Tang Kui said. He wasn't making excuses—he really was busy every day.

As for why he still had time to drive Tang Guo around? He simply squeezed out time for his biological younger sister.

As for Tang Yi, he had no obligation to treat her well. Tang Kui would be kind to whomever he pleased. If someone felt unhappy about it, what did that have to do with him?

"Alright, then you two go ahead." Tang Yi tried to maintain a smile, but the harder she tried, the uglier it became.

After they parted ways, Tang Yi returned to her dormitory and immediately opened her computer to search for information on Tang Technology Corporation. But after searching for a long time, she found only some basic introductions and no useful details.

Even across various browsers, there were surprisingly few discussion threads about Tang Technology Corporation.

She tried posting on a forum, asking about the company's internship examination. She intended to seek advice from the vast number of netizens so she could prepare herself.

Not long after the thread was posted, quite a few people replied. Many seemed to know a little, but only surface-level information—even less than what she herself knew.

Half an hour later, when she returned to check the thread, she discovered that her account had already been frozen.

Reason: The content you posted violated forum regulations. Your account has been suspended for thirty days.

Tang Yi: ?