Chapter 693: 238, Falling below everyone’s expectations_2 Chapter 693: 238, Falling below everyone’s expectations_2 But if they weren’t successful, those cheering from the sidelines…
they’d certainly shut up imdiately and claim that they had nothing to do with the matter and that they were always loyal to the company; as for sothing like a union, they were never interested!
Yes, that’s how reality is.
In the adult world, there’s no justice, no darkness, only interests!
In fact, they didn’t even need those cheerleaders to remind them; even the people from their own departnt…
after the past couple of days of interaction, they realized that not everyone has the courage to join the union.
If they can’t even gather the support of their own departnt, how could they dare to create trouble with the union under the company’s high-pressure policy?
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Donnie sat on the couch and said coldly, “You know, I hate betrayal the most, and the price of betrayal is not sothing you two can simply apologize for and get over with now!”
Cask Pasiman and Warwick Taylor both had sweat trickling down; at this mont, they were truly scared, unsure of how to face their own consequences.
Donnie tapped on the table gently, and finally said calmly, “How about this, I’ll give you three months.
In these three months, you can’t slack off at the company at all, and must ensure your work is intersected with…”
At this, Donnie coughed, and the door was pushed open by Steve Coting, with two middle-aged n following him.
When these two n entered, the faces of Cask Pasiman and Warwick Taylor instantly turned pale.
Because these individuals were none other than the deputy managers of their respective departnts: News Departnt’s Rachi Grace and Internal Affairs Departnt’s Lester Parker.
“In these three months, you will work with Rachi and Lester to ensure a smooth transition of your responsibilities.
Additionally, beyond completing your own tasks, you may start looking for new jobs or consider starting your own businesses.
Should you wish to start a business and find yourself short on capital, I personally am willing to invest a bit of money in you!”
Donnie announced his decision to them indifferently.
It was only then that Cask Pasiman and Warwick Taylor understood why their loss was so inevitable; even their deputies were Donnie’s people, how could they even think about stabbing him in the back?
At the thought, the two grown n couldn’t help but blush a little.
Their sha was mixed with gratitude towards Donnie!
Their visit to Donnie, in fact, was made under the understanding that it was no longer possible for them to stay in ABC, and they ca to seek an attitude from Donnie – to not let the union matter affect their future lives.
Otherwise, the re issue of the union would be enough to prevent them from gaining a foothold in New York!
Now Donnie had given them that chance!
“Boss, regardless of what cos next, I thank you for your magnanimity today!”
Cask Pasiman bowed to Donnie.
Warwick Taylor followed suit.
Donnie waved his hand and said, “All right, if there’s nothing else, you may go.
Oh and in the afternoon, go see Joseph Schenck at the company!”
“Yes, sir!”
The two of them left.
After they left, Donnie had a private chat with Rachi Grace and Lester Parker, and then sent them off from his residence with a pleasant deanor.
“At last, the matter is resolved!”
Donnie leaned back on the couch, looking very relaxed.
Helen laughed and said, “I thought you would have them both leave directly.”
Donnie waved his hand and replied, “We’re doing business, not settling scores.
Mashang Evans’s departure has already had a significant impact on the company, and if the two major managers of the company’s News and Internal Affairs Departnts were to resign at the sa ti, it would cause so turmoil in the company no matter what, which isn’t in the company’s best interest.
Now it’s settled, giving them three months of ti, this will minimize the company’s turmoil and will also not affect the company’s stock price!”
Although Donnie had no intention of selling his shares in ABC, as the chairman of ABC, he didn’t wish for the stock price to fall.
Because it would create an impression of instability within the company to clients, affecting the revenue from advertisents!
It was a war without smoke, without even a direct confrontation.
Just when outsiders got wind of an announcent from ABC, thinking that this announcent would bring this still-probing war into a full-fledged close-quarters battle.
Suddenly insiders revealed that the turmoil had already ended!
Mashang Evans had officially completed the work transition and had formally resigned from ABC.
In addition, in response to rumors, Cask Pasiman and Warwick Taylor, the two major proponents of ABC’s supposed union initiative, explicitly stated that they never contemplated establishing a union in the company, and clarified that ABC was a cohesive company where no employee felt mistreated.
Hence, no union was necessary at ABC!
Once this news broke, everyone knew that the war they hoped would escalate never did.
ABC had internally resolved this skirmish, and Donnie had once again erged victorious.
While everyone was still digesting this news, the newly appointed president of ABC, Joseph Schenck, made two announcents in his term.
First announcent: ABC had contacted Hollywood scriptwriters to create scripts for ABC, heralding a presentation style in comrcial radio broadcasting dramas that had never been seen before!
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