Flipping the table.
The phrase was so vivid.
And so brutal.
For the first time, he truly felt that the gap between him and Zhou Qiang and Huang Xueli wasn't money, but their understanding of the world.
Seeing his grave expression, Zhou Qiang smiled and steered the conversation back.
"All right, that's still a long way off for us. Let's leave it for now."
He raised his glass in a gesture.
"There's something else I need to let you two know about."
Wang Xiaoliang and Huang Xueli both looked at him.
"Hongbin Little Tower's Store Two will be opening in a few months. Manager Kong will definitely be even busier then. Having her run back and forth between both places isn't a solution."
Zhou Qiang paused, his gaze settling on Wang Xiaoliang.
"What I have in mind is to put Xiaoliang in full charge of the supermarket from now on."
The news came so suddenly that Wang Xiaoliang was stunned. Did this mean... they no longer needed someone supervising him?
Zhou Qiang continued, "Over the next few months, Manager Kong will personally teach you bookkeeping and inventory checks. After that, our requirements will be simple: just like Manager Kong does now, give the two of us a monthly account summary."
"Collect each day's cash, deposit it the next day, and transfer it to me. Keep posting the daily sales figures and other data in the group as usual."
"In other words, all the supermarket work Manager Kong currently handles will be handed over to you."
Wang Xiaoliang instinctively waved his hands. "No, no, Brother Qiang, that won't do!"
"I can handle day-to-day operations, but money matters are too important! Financial oversight and actual management have to be separate. That's the proper way to do things, and it prevents problems!"
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