那你就在公司 给他安排个工作
“then arrange a job for him at your company.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你既然说到我孙子
“Since you mentioned my grandson,”
那你就在公司 给他 安排个工作
“then arrange a job for him at your company.”
“Make him a manager or something. Manager is out of the question.”
“You owe it to our family to take care of my grandson, so make it happen.”
In Chinese culture, family elders frequently expect relatives in executive positions to help family members find employment, treating company positions as personal resources to fulfill kinship obligations.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
arrange a job / set up employment
A common spoken phrase used when someone with power or connections finds employment for another person.