"No." Gu Chen smiled.
During the lunch break, he had been sitting on the sofa in the sales office lobby reading materials when Pang Chunming passed by, spotted him, and insisted on dragging him into the office. "How boring is it sitting out here by yourself? Come join us. The more people there are, the livelier it gets."
"What are you looking at?" a male colleague from Sales Team Two asked curiously.
"I saw a news report in the Financial Daily this morning about direct investment fund registration filings. I was curious, so I gathered some materials to look into it," Gu Chen replied.
"Oh." The others nodded and exchanged glances, all feeling that the atmosphere was a little awkward.
The main reason was that when Gu Chen did not speak, his temperament was simply too calm. Even when they played games and made a bit of noise, they felt somewhat uncomfortable.
Perhaps noticing that the room had grown a little stifling, Gu Chen simply put down his phone and asked, "Does our sales office usually have situations like this, where people fight over orders?"
Gu Chen had taken the initiative to speak! For some reason, everyone breathed a sigh of relief. While playing his game, Pang Chunming explained, "Let me tell you, company rules are company rules, but people are people. Rules are fixed, but if salespeople really want to fight over an order, they have plenty of tricks. What happened today was the lowest-level stuff. The really clever method is getting the client to come looking for you on their own and specifically request that you handle them. They will not accept anyone else."
Pang Chunming paused and glanced at Gu Chen. "Like your President Sun. Liu Mei received him at first, right? But when he came back