There isn’t much work in the morning.
Zhongxing has Jiang Chuanning at the helm, and it has been developing steadily recently, presenting a promising situation; just looking at the stock price gives a glimpse.
Director Tang has worked for decades but has never felt as much at ease as recently.
When reporting on major matters, they all had Jiang Chuanning’s approval before specifically coming to Yan Yueqing for instructions.
Yan Yueqing was very satisfied: "I am always at ease leaving Zhongxing to you guys! How has President Jiang been recently?"
"All major matters of the company will be given to President Jiang for approval. However, as President Jiang ntioned, all matters passed on his side must wait for President Yue’s agreent before proceeding to the next step."
Yan Yueqing understood that this was Teacher Jiang’s special instruction.
No matter how busy the power holder is or how many industries need to be managed, in the early stages of the company, it is impossible to completely delegate power to subordinates.
Major matters must reach her for approval; otherwise, the situation will gradually turn into the current "Xingyue"!
For instance, in Zhongxing, the apparent Big Boss is Jiang Chuanning, but in reality, all the top executives understand that the Power Holder is Yan Yueqing.
Even if Jiang Chuanning is her teacher, he will not overly extend his hand, giving absolute decision-making power.
Then there’s Xingyue; now everyone knows Xingyue is managed by Yan Yueqing, with Zhou Jue being the second-in-command dispatched.
Yan Yueqing indeed has delegated power to Zhou Jue but will not entirely ignore all matters.
All major matters, after Zhou Jue’s review, will still be sent to her for a decision.
This was the "subordinates managent" specially taught by Teacher Jiang, and Yan Yueqing learned it quickly.
Additionally, the work abilities of Zhou Jue and Director Tang are evident to all, even though major matters are nurous and have a wide scope! However, the contracts, proposals, and strategic routes they submitted are concise and to the point.
There are no flowery phrases or sentences; each page is succinct, greatly saving Yan Yueqing’s ti.
After reviewing several new projects Zhongxing is about to launch, Yan Yueqing ntally calculated and pointed: "These three are fine, but this one isn’t quite right."
Director Tang took it and looked: "The collaboration with Yoni?"
"Yes." Yan Yueqing pondered, "Yoni has been a very popular high-end luxury brand in recent years. Many companies want to collaborate with Yoni, but... the results of its previous two collaborations with other entertainnt companies were not very satisfactory."
Director Tang nodded: "Yes, the first ti was with Xinxia Entertainnt, Yoni required the other party to wear a Spiritual Snake Diamond Necklace worth tens of millions and also required that the endorser could not endorse competing products within six months. As a result, just a few days before the six-month agreent ended, the endorser attended an event and discreetly promoted a personal fashion brand, causing an image conflict.
The second ti was with He Duoduo from TYUO Company, a very promising girl. Yoni required that after signing the new endorser, her fans must achieve a topic of tens of millions within five days, or else the endorsent would be downgraded. Not long after, He Duoduo was exposed for fabricating data... Does President Yue feel sothing’s amiss in these two cases?"
Yan Yueqing shook her head: "It’s not really amiss, but any brand encountering two similar incidents consecutively would suffer a damaged image. Don’t you think Yoni’s public relations are a bit too good? So much so that the problems are always with the other party, and they seem to be unaffected?"
Director Tang understood her aning and replied seriously: "President Yue, I have considered these issues!"
"Do you still want to sign this contract with Yoni?" Yan Yueqing reminded, "Logically, after experiencing two events, Yoni would certainly impose several requirents in the contract! Unfortunately... this one is no different from an ordinary contract."
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