Leo Jennings offered a very rational analysis. As expected of someone who got into Yale University, his analytical abilities were truly exceptional. He made most of the company's decisions, while Elias Jennings was merely the one who carried them out.
"I've tried to get in touch with this Vice Manager Hughes. I failed to get an appointment after several attempts. He's rarely in the office and is incredibly elusive. On top of that, everyone at The Grant Group says he's extremely diligent, but also rigid and old-fashioned. He hates it when people try to pull strings, and the only thing he cares about is capability. If you aren't capable, he will absolutely refuse to work with you. Almost every project he handles goes to a competitive bidding process!"
