The office was still the same office. Only the nameplate had changed: what had once been the Chairman's Office now belonged to the chairman and CEO.
Liu Yu and Zhang Biao sat on opposite sides of the outer secretaries' office, one handling civil affairs and the other martial matters. They rather resembled Gongsun Ce and Zhan Zhao.
Unfortunately, Han Luyi had no crescent moon on his forehead, so he could not "punish you in the name of the moon."
As the entire group's only senior vice president, Jiang Songran had seen his responsibilities expand from infrastructure to computing power as a whole. He was pleased about that.
But immediately after announcing his promotion, Boss Han had called him in for a private talk. What could it be about?
Still, Jiang Songran had held management positions before. This was not his first time overseeing such a broad area, so although he felt apprehensive, he did not let much of it show.
"Songran, what do you think of your new position?" Han Luyi asked with a smile.
Jiang Songran gave a wry smile. "Honestly, I'm not very confident."
Han Luyi raised an eyebrow. Jiang Songran was-quite direct.
When questioned by their superiors, many people feared criticism and concealed minor obstacles, reporting only good news and withholding the bad until things became irreparable and they had no choice but to speak up.
Jiang Songran had not gone down that road. If anything, he had taken the opposite extreme, giving his boss fair warning right from the start.
"What are you least confident about?" Han Luyi continued. "The new cards," Jiang Songran said bluntly. "Boss Han, I've always been on the customer side, buying cards and using them. President Xue is the expert in this area. Now you're asking me to lead him directly,