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MCT – CH 43


The certification holders had different desired weekly wages from the start.

"A weekly wage of 2,000 eon...."

That was four times that of a low-ranking monster.

Of course, even this was said to be on the relatively low side because they held only Grade 3 certifications.

After much deliberation, I decided to hire a total of five for the trap installation positions.

First, three gnomes from the physical trap team, since team-based work was essential for installation and maintenance.

One fairy to handle illusions and sensory disruption, and who would also be highly useful in emergencies.

And finally, one alraune—the rare specialist Brownie guaranteed I would regret missing.

With these five new hires, the fixed labor cost going out in weekly wages increased by 10,000 eon.

I had agonized over the mimic until the very end, but since I couldn't think of a suitable use for it in our dungeon…

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Monster Company Tycoon

Monster Company Tycoon

몬스터 컴퍼니 타이쿤
Status: Ongoing Type:
Gong Choi wrote a résumé because she wanted to escape her black company. “Starting today, you shall become the general manager responsible for operating this dungeon.” “Is this a dream…?” She had been kidnapped and hired against her will as a subordinate of the Demon King! Before she knew it, she had been saddled with a dungeon on the verge of bankruptcy. A bottom-tier dungeon with no employees and no notoriety. The only applicants were low-level monsters like skeletons, goblins, and slimes! [Ever since I first gained self-awareness, I have been taught by Lord Necromancer, who emphasized diligence and instructed me to become a responsible monster……] “How is it that self-introduction letters are all the same even in a different world?” In an era of one million unemployed monsters who had given up looking for work. To return home, she had to somehow get the debt-ridden dungeon up and running and raise its notoriety. “I don’t expect to become a full-time employee. A contract position would be fine. Or even an internship….” “Hey! Do you think our dungeon is some place that picks up just anyone off the street and puts them to work!? Where do you get off trying to dump such a mediocre fellow on us?!” “Of course, I don’t need a salary. I’ll work for free.” “Gong Choi, let’s hear him out a little more first.” Starting from a penniless startup, Our Dungeon’s Journey to Becoming a Large Corporation Project.

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