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The details and underlying value of the three cooperation models Chen Zhang had outlined branded themselves onto Tang Yusheng's heart like red-hot iron, leaving his throat a little dry.
He blurted out instinctively, unable to conceal his astonishment entirely. "Are your compensation packages... generally this generous?"
Tang Jinghe, seated at the head of the room, and Tang Jigen beside him cast faint glances his way almost simultaneously.
Their gazes were calm and unruffled, yet enough to make Tang Yusheng realize he had spoken out of turn.
The same mild smile lingered at the corners of Chen Zhang's mouth as he explained, "Not entirely."
"As the source of the products that sustain the Chen Clan's foundations, the craftsmen and technicians responsible for forging and technical work naturally receive more generous compensation than personnel in the clan's regular administrative or managerial ranks."
Tang Yusheng had meant to ask whether the wages of dedicated technicians were all so astonishing. Chen Zhang had slightly misunderstood, taking it as a question about compensation across the Chen Clan. Yet his answer-that craftsmen and technicians received preferential treatment-only touched more deeply on the three Tang men's yearning for technical skill to be valued and respected.
Over the years, the Chen Clan's products had sold throughout the continent, not by offering quality goods at bargain prices, but through a semi-monopoly built on unique technology. Its pricing had always ranged from "high" to "very high," with staggeringly large profit margins. Only that could sustain its enormous expenditures, including these generous wages.
Panda lifted his teacup at just the right moment and took a sip to moisten his throat before speaking in a conversational tone. "Worthy Nephew Tang, there's really no need to focus solely on the salary figures on paper. Often, the