"Or do you think a company like ours, with over a billion in annual sales, should be losing to some dinky little company that just opened and only has one store?"
At first glance, his words seemed to make sense. Or rather, from Li Yang's perspective, they did. Why should a huge company like Futong Commerce lose to Yanghe Commerce?
But Xia Jie was just too naive, and she was worried for the store. If Li Yang pushed this policy through, every employee at the NLB Store would suffer. She was timid, but for the sake of her colleagues' interests, she mustered her courage and argued, "President Li, first, Yanghe Commerce's high performance metrics are the result of objective factors like their grand opening and the mall's shopping subsidies. If we're going to compare, we should look at their metrics when their operations have stabilized.
