Su Ke'er had been feeling terrible recently.
The reason, naturally, wasn't just due to company affairs. After all, her uncle, Su Wei, had already told her that even though the company had a new chairman, she would still be responsible for everything, just as before. The new chairman had also made it clear that unless it was a matter of life and death for the company, she should proceed as usual.
If only that were true. You, Lin Mu, dismissed three managers on your first day, and in just two days, you took down a human resources manager and a deputy sales manager. Now, you've taken out a quarter of the company's middle management. How is the company supposed to operate? Still, these were minor matters. Boheng Pharma was a large firm with plenty of talent, so promoting a few capable individuals wasn't difficult.
What depressed Su Ke'er the most was what Lin Mu had said to her on his first day.
How on earth did that guy figure it out?
