He coughed. "Well… about that… We don't exactly have spare offices yet. How about you work from home for now? Don't worry, we'll give you food and housing subsidies."
Yeji tilted her head. "You spent a million on me and then told me to… work from home?"
Even for someone who liked Suho, she couldn't help but feel baffled. Other bosses bleed their hires dry. This guy just wants to pay me to stay out of sight. He's either an idiot… or too rich to care.
"At least let me handle risk assessments or employee training," she offered.
Suho sighed inwardly. Damn system. If I don't give her anything, I'll get penalized for 'passive sabotage' again.
"Fine. In two days, prepare a legal education seminar. Our staff could use a crash course in labor laws and compliance."
Yeji nodded. "Understood. It's important to popularize legal awareness in any company."
Great. At least she thinks I'm noble. If only she knew I'm trying to make the company lose lawsuits.
