"Phew... I can't believe it passed so easily!"
In Ascott's studio apartment, Lu Yuning let out a long breath, her ample chest swaying along with it.
Her face brimmed with happy joy.
Anyone who worked regularly knew that clients were truly hard to deal with.
Especially in the design industry, there was a classic scenario: the client wasn't very satisfied with the first draft, but they didn't dislike it either. They asked you to revise it, and after revision upon revision, they finally said, "I think the first one was better after all, haha~."
When that happened, designers who had stayed up all night working themselves to the bone practically wanted to cough up blood.
In Lu Yuning's initial expectations, Su Bai shouldn't have been the sort of boss who was easy to please.
It wasn't that she thought Su Bai didn't seem kind enough. Rather, Su Bai had paid a high price to hire her, so his standards were bound to be high.
And Lu Yuning happened to be the type with little confidence in herself.
So she had already prepared herself to revise a draft countless times.
Then something miraculous happened—Su Bai's first assignment for her passed in a single review!
Oh my god, Lu Yuning was stunned. In her brief yet seemingly filled-with-odd-jobs career, this was the first time she had ever encountered a draft being approved on the first try.
Normally, even if a manager was satisfied with your work—truly satisfied from the bottom of their heart—they would still ask you to reconsider it a little.
Or offer some harmless, meaningless feedback.
What was that called? That was called the art of management!
If they didn't give feedback, how could they show how brilliant they were as leaders?
Likewise, skilled workplace slackers would deliberately leave behind