Woman quits flight attendant job to sell crabs in her hometown, business earns Rs 14 lakh a day
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- ✓Xiao Chen quit her flight attendant job after 12 years to sell crabs in her hometown of Ningbo.
- ✓She now uses her communication skills to promote the family business on social media.
- ✓The venture became a huge success, and the business got daily sales of Rs 14.45 lakh recently.
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- BUSINESS
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- MoneyControl
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- India Economy
Becoming a flight attendant is a dream for many, with the job offering a chance to travel, meet people and explore new places. But after working for 12 years in the aviation industry, a woman decided to take a different path. As reported by Vietnam.vn, Xiao Chen quit her job and returned to her hometown to sell crabs. She now spends her days selecting crabs, packing orders and managing deliveries. Chen's decision to leave the flight attendant job was influenced by her family.
According to Sina, her mother's crab business was doing well but needed more people to manage the growing workload. Chen decided to return to Ningbo, a coastal city in China's Zhejiang province, and help run the business. While the two jobs may seem worlds apart, Chen has found a way to use the skills she developed in aviation in her new role. Chen has turned to short-video platforms to promote the family business and reach potential customers.
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