Appointing such an important leadership position often requires a nomination first, followed by a meeting resolution, assessment, and finally an announcement.
The whole process is very complex.
Saying it takes just a day is rare; a month is considered short.
Dean Zhu mentioned exceptional promotion, but even so, the necessary procedures should be followed.
Logically speaking, preparations should have been started at least a month ago.
Making this decision on the fly is very rushed.
There also exists the risk of being questioned for clandestine operations.
Dean Zhu has been the dean for many years, with deep foresight, his major decisions revealing exceptional wisdom.
Now, why is he in such a hurry to promote Zhou Can to deputy director of the Quality Control Office?
Considering the enthusiasm and courteous attitude of Assistant Dean Qin towards Zhou Can earlier, it's not hard to guess that he might be trying to consolidate his influence before retiring.
