"Manager Wu, go talk to a few more companies. Get three competing bids. Weigh their services against their prices and find a good balance. Show me the results, and I'll decide which one we'll go with."
After Wu Fang left, Zhao Hui rubbed his temples. This kind of work was nothing like manual labor. Making decisions was a real brain-burner.
He was terrified of making a single careless mistake.
The operations manager had just walked out the door, and before Zhao Hui had a moment to rest, the leasing manager, Sun Wei, came to see him.
He brought a pile of lease renewal proposals for brands whose contracts were about to expire, seeking Zhao Hui's approval. While Zhao Hui couldn't make the final call on the renewal terms—that required Xu Jun's signature—his opinion was crucial.
After all, he was the supervising deputy general manager. If a proposal couldn't get past him, it would never even reach Xu Jun.
