The document didn't explicitly state that researchers' ratings were tied to their salaries.
But nobody was a fool. No one thought that researchers with lower ratings would earn more in base salary than those with higher ratings.
Of course, bonuses were another matter.
They were also curious about which rating they would receive.
Level one was the lowest, and level nine was the highest.
As they discussed it, everyone quietly assessed their own research abilities.
After night fell, Xu Pengfei tossed and turned in bed, unable to sleep.
There wasn't a word about it online.
Could it be that the Old Boss had forgotten about the ratings?
The more Xu Pengfei dwelled on it, the more baffled he became, and the less he could sleep.
Li Wanning, kept awake by Xu Pengfei's tossing and turning, asked with a headache,
"What's gotten into you tonight? You've been moving around all night. If you don't go to sleep soon, it'll be morning."
"I'm thinking about the company."
"What about it?"
"I can't tell you yet."
At that, Li Wanning understood and asked, "Is it what the Old Boss said at the small meeting with Candy?"
"Mm."
Since it involved company trade secrets, the Old Boss hadn't told anyone else either, so Li Wanning didn't ask any more.
The next morning, after his run, Mo Jingchun asked Zero whether any news about Candy Technology's researcher ratings had surfaced online. Once he confirmed there was none, he nodded in satisfaction.
That was for the best. If anyone leaked the information, Mo Jingchun wouldn't mind making an example of them.
After all, given enough time, people easily forgot the consequences of their mistakes.
"Zero, you can now privately announce each researcher's rating based on their knowledge and accomplishments."
"All right."
At the Candy Technology Park