A few days later.
Deng Guang led two people into Qinglin Manor.
One of them was Kong Lin.
The other wore a formal suit. He was in his forties and was called Chu Yue.
He was a manager at Qinglin Laboratory, recommended by Shen Li. He was a very steady person.
Kong Lin, meanwhile, was a young man Deng Guang had always thought highly of.
He had graduated from a top university, was hardworking, and was willing to take risks and fight for what he wanted. Deng Guang had always hoped to help him grow.
Kong Lin had lived up to his expectations. He had started out as the manager of a small factory that had just opened to produce Qinglin Leisure Tea. Later, he was transferred to Ning City to serve as deputy manager of the Qinglin Leisure Tea factory. Now, he was the manager of a factory producing Qinglin Medicinal Liquid.
This time, Chairman Qin was preparing to establish a subsidiary under a food company and needed to recommend two people to handle the preliminary planning. Deng Guang had recommended Kong Lin.
After all, Kong Lin was the most driven person at Qinglin Food Company, and a newly established subsidiary needed talent like him.
Chu Yue, meanwhile, had been recommended by Manager Shen of Qinglin Laboratory. He was indeed an exceptionally capable talent. He would be responsible for planning the subsidiary, with Kong Lin assisting him.
Planning the subsidiary would be an opportunity for both men. If they did well, Chu Yue would become its head. Otherwise, they would hire a headhunter to find someone suitable from outside the company.
As for Kong Lin, this experience would count in his favor. When the company established another subsidiary or had another major position to fill, he would be given