Zhou Zhou and Chen Wan'er looked at each other, their faces turning pale.
The two had just entered the workforce and had no experience in interpersonal communication or work. This was the first time they had encountered such a situation.
When meeting the client, I thought that by meeting the landlord and having some connection with him, I might be able to close the deal. However, to my surprise, the handsome landlord seemed to be very businesslike and even strict, and he interrupted the project with the company.
The manager then blamed the two women for the whole thing, seemingly believing that they had offended Chu Fang and caused the project to fail.
They were completely baffled.
Why is Chu Fang so heartless?
But what they knew was that if they couldn't secure this project, they would have to find other jobs.
"What happened?" Zhou Zhou bit her lip.
"I don't know." Chen Wan'er shook her head. "Could the landlord have ulterior motives?"
Chen Wan'er thought of those melodramatic plots that often appeared on TV, and the 'unspoken rules' in the workplace.
Zhou Zhou: "Really?"
... ...
When Chu Fang returned to Founder Investment, the company's employees and subordinates all lowered their heads and focused on their work, afraid that their behavior would displease him.
Seeing this, he sighed.
Sometimes being in a high position isn't good; it can make you feel like you've lost the ability to have normal interactions with others.
He walked into Kangbo's office, where a group of senior executives were discussing how much the company's work efficiency had decreased due to its compliance with national labor laws.
The senior executives didn't understand Chu Fang's idea at all.
What on earth is this CEO Chu thinking?
How can they violate industry rules while adhering to labor laws?
To be honest, when they heard that the company strictly adhered to the labor law, they all wanted to laugh.
This is the first time I've heard of this.
Kang Bo seemed to vaguely sense what Chu Fang was thinking. Part of it was to find a reason for himself to keep as many employees as possible and avoid a broken family; the other part was all the rules in his bones: not to break the law, not to violate the rules, and to abide by the national laws.
Upon seeing Chu Fang enter, the senior executives greeted him. Seeing that he and Kang Bo had something to discuss, they wisely left. Chu Fang, sitting to the side, said, "I went to see that client."
"What does President Chu think?" Kang Bo asked.
Chu Fang said, "Cancel the cooperation."
"clear."
Kang Bo didn't ask why, because Chu Fang had his reasons for doing so, and he was just an employee; Chu Fang was the real person in charge of the company.
"How did the calculation go?" Chu Fang asked, crossing his legs.
"I can't finish it today," Kang Bo answered honestly.
"fine."
Chu Fang checked the time; it was past 6:30, time to leave work. He stood up and headed outside.
As he left the office, he saw many employees and subordinates still working. He clapped his hands, and everyone turned to look at him. He said, "What are you all doing here after work? The company's layoffs are due to high efficiency, and you're working overtime to further improve efficiency. Do you want me to lay you off again?"
"Everyone go back to their own home, everyone go back to their own mother, the sky won't fall down."
Chu Fang understood the thoughts of many employees. Faced with the wave of layoffs, they all put in their best efforts, working diligently and earnestly in hopes of keeping their jobs, even if it violated labor laws.
But... ...the Chu side really cares.
He was already having headaches because of the company's inefficiency, and now these people are improving their own efficiency, forcing him to lay off more employees?
I am a good man by nature, but my employees have forced me to become a capitalist.
Chu Fang urged his employees to leave work, and the employees, full of doubt, left the company, whispering among themselves:
"What does Mr. Chu mean?"
"I don't know, it seems like they hope we don't 'involution'."
"We're laying off people because we're too efficient. But if we were to 'slack off,' would we avoid layoffs?"
"Genius thinking!"
“... ..."
Chu Fang and the receptionist, Panpan, were the last to leave the company. As they rode in the elevator, the latter gave them a strange look: "Mr. Chu, you... ..."
Chu Fang raised an eyebrow: "Am I handsome?"
Panpan opened her mouth, then nodded emphatically: "Yes!"
"You're so sensible!" Chu Fang left the company building with his hands in his pockets, then turned back to Panpan and asked, "By the way, does your home live far away? Do you need me to give you a ride?"
"Hey! Panpan." Just then, a girl who looked similar to Panpan walked over, her gaze immediately falling on Chu Fang. "I'm Panpan's best friend. Who are you? Do you have designs on my Panpan? Let me make it clear, my Panpan is still a virgin. If you want to pursue her, you must..."
Before she could finish speaking, Panpan covered her sister's mouth and gave Chu Fang an awkward smile: "President Chu..."
Chu Fang shook his head and left with a sense of helplessness.
Is my face really that bad?
Chen Wan'er sees me as a scumbag, while Panpan's sisters also think that I have ulterior motives.
BYD, with my face, wouldn't girls be throwing themselves at me?
"Hey, why are you covering my mouth?" the sister said angrily, prying Panpan's hand away. "Is that your lover?"
“He’s our company boss, and he already has a girlfriend,” Panpan replied.
"Oh~~~" The sisters trailed off, watching Chu Fang's departing figure. "He's the handsome and rich boss you were talking about. Hehe, sorry, we mistook him for someone else."
As her sister, she had heard Panpan mention Chu Fang.
Panpan: "... ..."
Panpan watched Chu Fang's retreating figure until the Rolls-Royce disappeared into the traffic, then her sisters waved in front of her and asked, "Have you fallen for your boss?"
“No, Mr. Chu… ” Panpan stroked her chin, “Mr. Chu is a good person.”
The sisters were taken aback.
This is the long-lost art of the "good guy card".
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