Han Lingxi just smiled indifferently. What she said was just three characters from Lou Kaiyi's name, so it's normal that Lou Kaiyi didn't understand.
Lou Kaiyi was indeed surprised, not expecting that one of the applicants he casually recommended was someone he knew in the CV industry.
At first, Lou Kaiyi was a little embarrassed, but because the two had a lot in common about voice acting, Lou Kaiyi considered Han Lingxi a close friend after just one meal.
Upon asking, Han Lingxi learned that Lou Kaiyi had been with the company for a year and was a team leader in the sales department.
Han Lingxi was somewhat surprised, after all, she had always heard that Lou Kaiyi was a rich second generation, but she didn't expect it to be just a rumor. In her previous life, the original owner did not have much contact with Lou Kaiyi, mainly because she worked too much overtime during her internship and could not spare much time, so she did not know much about Lou Kaiyi.
Lou Kaiyi just smiled and didn't explain anything further. Since they were in the same company, Han Lingxi exchanged contact information with Lou Kaiyi.
In the afternoon, Han Lingxi officially started working, reviewing the documents she received from the archives. In fact, the actual work would probably not begin for a few more days, as the former consultant would not be coming to hand over the reins to Han Lingxi until tomorrow.
Han Lingxi reads the materials in reverse chronological order, that is, she looks at the most recent ones first and then the earlier ones.
This approach has both advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that it allows you to quickly understand the company's recent developments. The disadvantage, of course, is that you may feel confused about many decisions, since you don't know what happened in the past or why there are such strange ways of doing things.
When Han Lingxi was reviewing recent projects, she noticed a very interesting phenomenon: most of the competition was with her former company, Yunfeng.
The interesting reason is that I had worked on this project at Yunfeng before, even though it was just the simplest data processing. I knew it was for this project, and this document seemed to be the one someone asked me to "help" with.
Han Lingxi felt that if she could exploit this weakness, defeating them would be a piece of cake. Although it was just a tiny bit of data, its final impact could be enormous.
Even if they discover this problem later, Han Lingxi is confident that she can take the project away from them.
That evening, after returning home, Han Lingxi dug out the employment contract she had signed when she was an intern at Yunfeng. Only after confirming that there were no clauses in it that were unfavorable to her did she prepare to take action.
Their industry likely includes clauses regarding potential sanctions for switching to other similar companies or consequences for leaking information about their original company. Fortunately, the original owner was just an intern whose future was uncertain, so there were no such contracts.
The only restriction on Han Lingxi in the contract was that she would not receive a salary if she left the company midway.
Knowing that she wouldn't violate the contract and wouldn't be at risk of being sued, Han Lingxi naturally felt free to make her plans.
Using your previous company as a stepping stone to gain a foothold in your new company—it feels incredibly satisfying.
At noon, Han Lingxi made an appointment with Lou Kaiyi to practice the dialogue between the two people together tonight, so she put away the contract and logged into the guild.
This time, Lou Kaiyi was very well-behaved, waiting in the channel an hour early to show his sincerity that he hadn't intentionally stood her up last night.
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