More than half of the teachers in the entire school were brought in through the old principal's connections, while some of the remaining ones came through several of Bu Peien's companies.
The old principal had once asked Lin Qi a question, asking him why he felt confident relying on teachers he had brought in through his own connections, considering that for a school, teachers were the most crucial link.
Among them were also many professors—not all "book teachers" were professors.
Once the principal and these people united, Lin Qi would become very tricky to deal with.
After all, with nearly half of the teachers and professors walking out all at once, for a university it was not just a matter of lacking people to teach; the damage to it would be devastating.
People would distrust this school, and such issues would spark further discussions. Could a school that could not even achieve stability be considered a good school?
Obviously not!
This sort of thing did not happen rarely, at least not uncommonly in the Federation.
Some managers colluded from top to bottom, forcing the boss to give up more profits and cooperate with them.
Labor unions united workers to strike, forcing factory owners to make compromises to satisfy the demands of the labor union and the workers.
Too many similar things happened, and they had happened more than once. The old principal was curious why Lin Qi was not afraid of him doing this and still trusted him.
Lin Qi gave him an answer he never expected at the time.
He had thought Lin Qi would say some grand principles or something, or that Lin Qi would display his own straightforwardness and trust—in short, all kinds of bling-bling things, shiny, radiating the glory of human nature and morality.
Yet Lin