With the intervention of the "second major shareholder," the personnel appointment unsurprisingly failed to pass smoothly.
The second major shareholder, not the first, let alone holding absolute control, but why would the board and the chairman offend the "second in command" over an employee?
Weighing greater against lesser, even the least competent could make that judgment.
Those "strongly supporting" Xu Jing are, after all, not the chairman of the board; for the decision-makers, swapping someone for the appointment won't cause much impact.
As for the department head.
Even though his position is high at Dongyue Chemical, at the end of the day, he's just working for money; like Xu Jing, when it comes down to it, he's merely a senior worker, without the qualifications to resist once the authenticity of the documents is confirmed.
