That afternoon, after a preliminary discussion with Gao Weilin, Liao Wei returned to Yanjing.
He needed to prepare financial, asset, and business contract documents for Gao Weilin. The final acquisition price could only be determined after a professional evaluation.
Chen Yansen had given him 3% in stock options, with 1% vesting annually. He could continue working as long as his performance satisfied Chen Yansen; if not, he'd be let go. It was a de facto earn-out agreement.
Liao Wei wasn't worried. He hadn't done well in the past because he lacked two things: capital and orders. To put it bluntly, he didn't have a powerful backer.
But now that he was with Chen Yansen, he lacked neither money nor business. If he still couldn't succeed, he wouldn't even wait for Chen Yansen to fire him—he'd show himself the door.
Chen Yansen's days fell back into a familiar cycle of reading, designing Pinbei's product architecture, and conducting interviews.
