"What? Slacking off again?"
"Heh, I'm just a blind man reading a book... the more I read, the blinder I get?"
After cracking a Cold Joke that even he could not laugh at, Lu PingAn raised the book in his hand. It was a "notebook" filled with supernatural knowledge.
He really was rather idle now. Within his team, he was probably the only idle one.
"I've assigned the projects and divided up the work. How they complete them from here is their business. If they can't finish, I'll replace them."
The experience of two lives had given Lu PingAn management ideas somewhat different from those of this era.
He was not the traditional sort of leader who thought, "I'll build an organization, I'll be responsible for it, and for its operation, I'll gradually divide responsibilities and hire people to work."
He was more like one of those New Era "outsourcing companies": "I have a project, so I need people to complete it. If they do well, we can establish a stable working relationship."
He did not first divide the organization into departments before distributing tasks.
Instead, he threw out project after project and handed them to the department heads to handle.
Giving them the projects early was also meant to make them start thinking, preparing, and recruiting people to do the work now.
If they did well, they would become the department heads. If they did poorly, he would recruit from outside and demote them to assistants.
"...Do you think they can handle it on their own?" Xia Qin sighed. Only she could come over and directly ask what Lu PingAn, this hands-off boss, was actually thinking.
"No. It'll be good enough if they finish ten or twenty percent during this rest period."
Lu PingAn shrugged. He had a clear