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"Are you not aware that this condition has been changed? If the requirements are not met, there will be deductions," Zhu said calmly.
However, Lan Ruo Yi and Liu Ru Yan both looked confused. Dong Li added awkwardly, "Yes, this has indeed been modified."
At this point, Lan Ruo Yi was visibly angry. "So, without a leader, you can change anything without notifying anyone? You can just casually alter company contracts without informing us, is that it?"
Liu Ru Yan stood beside her, equally indignant. Facing the office staff, Dong Li felt flustered. "Ruo Yi, please don’t be upset."
"I don't think this is about whether I'm upset or not," Ruo Yi replied sharply. Zhu and Dong Li clearly didn’t grasp the full implication of her words.
Liu Ru Yan kindly tried to explain, "How are you going to communicate this to the people below?"
Zhu and Dong Li seemed flustered; they hadn’t considered that aspect but quickly regained their composure. Wang Liling appeared to have fewer reservations and muttered under her breath, "Not everyone thinks like you."
Zhang Baofeng choked on his words. While it was true, saying it outright made him worry about who might overhear. Others indeed didn’t react like them, but other companies weren’t like yours either, were they?
Lan Ruo Yi wasn’t afraid to confront them directly. "This is indeed a company issue," she stated plainly. Bai Juan felt a twinge of sympathy for her.
"Why have you gone silent all of a sudden? Liling, weren’t you just very talkative?" Liu Ru Yan asked Wang Liling with confusion.
Wang Liling’s face showed signs of guilt; she had been assertive moments ago but now appeared awkward.
"I think I need an explanation. What do you say?" Lan Ruo Yi looked at Zhu expectantly.
Zhu awkwardly smiled and said, "Yes, yes, I will talk to Jiang Zong about this."
"This matter has indeed been communicated, but I don't know why it wasn't conveyed to you all."
Dong Li's face was filled with dissatisfaction; she was reluctant to let it end like this. Zhu patted her arm, signaling her to remain silent, and Dong Li closed her mouth.
Lan Ruo Yi and Liu Ru Yan then left, while everyone watched the two sit down and continue their work. There was a sense of lament among the others; everyone else seemed to be working without any issues, yet it was just those two that sparked speculation.
Zhang Baofeng thought they were quite stubborn. In fact, Wang Liling had made a very valid point earlier. The others wouldn’t dare to confront the situation like that; they would only ask why things were happening and, upon learning about the deductions, would simply accept it as an unfortunate loss.
But those two had the audacity to face their superiors and question the issues directly, which he found impressive.
"Is this company on the verge of collapse?" Lan Ruo Yi felt uneasy even after sitting down. It felt like a thorn had lodged itself in her heart, making her feel sick.
"Is it time for random deductions now?" Liu Ru Yan sat calmly with her eyes closed in meditation.
Zhu called Jiang Nan: "Jiang Zong, Liu Ru Yan and Lan Ruo Yi came to inquire."
Jiang Nan had his legs propped up on the desk while talking on the phone. Qin Peng sat beside him with a fawning expression.
"Just say it directly; this matter has already been communicated," Jiang Nan said.
Zhu appeared somewhat troubled, prompting Jiang Nan to squint his eyes and ask, "What’s wrong? Can’t you handle such a small matter?"
Qin Peng jumped slightly in fright. He hurriedly glanced at Jiang Nan and realized he was speaking to someone on the phone, which eased his anxiety a bit.
"Well, Jiang Zong, isn’t Zhang Na not aware of this?" Zhu spoke delicately.
Upon hearing this, Jiang Nan became even more unwilling: "Isn’t Zhang Na my fault?"
"No, no, of course not! It’s definitely Zhang Na’s issue."
Zhu Cheng began to feel a sense of confusion regarding Jiang Nan.
"Then why did you bring up Zhang Na?"
Jiang Nan still didn't understand the implication, so Zhu had to muster her courage and say, "When this matter was announced, Zhang Na didn’t inform us!"
After saying this, Zhu let out a sigh of relief, only to be met with silence on the other end of the phone.
Jiang Nan didn’t realize that the final issue fell on someone else's shoulders. It was also Zhang Na's problem, not the company’s; why should the company change things just for her?
Zhu felt cold sweat beginning to form. She was just an ordinary employee; why did she have to deal with such issues?
"Jiang Zong," she continued, "but Zhang Na really didn’t know; she had just been informed about this matter and probably didn’t have time to mention it."
Jiang Nan replied, "Alright, if you put it that way, it does seem to be my fault, but can I admit that?"
"Well then, let’s say we’ll start implementing it next month."
After hanging up the phone, Zhu wiped the cold sweat from her forehead.
They say that bosses are the hardest to approach. She had previously thought he was somewhat unscrupulous but didn’t expect him to have other bad traits as well—capitalism at its finest.
"What did Jiang Zong say?" Dong Li asked as soon as Zhu arrived, eager for the outcome.
"We’ll start implementing it next month."
Hearing this, Dong Li seemed a bit dissatisfied but didn’t say much; she only muttered under her breath, "Jiang Zong knows the company’s situation too."
Wang Liling chimed in, "I’m not worried about any of my relatives; why are you so concerned?"
Zhu shot back, "Have you empathized with Jiang Zong?"
Bai Juan interjected with a smirk, "Tsk, do you really think this is your own home?"
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