Everyone was surprised to find that the new executive, Qin Yuji, was so succinct in her speech.
Everyone had assumed that she would deliver a long, confident speech, subtly convincing them to believe in her and to work even harder than before, if not more.
But she spoke with simple brevity—no extra word, no extra expression—as if she didn't care whether you believed her or not.
Amidst this nonchalance was a strong sense of certainty, a belief that in the future, her actions and achievements would speak for themselves, leaving everyone speechless.
Sitting next to Qin Yuji, Vice President Zhang quietly gave her a thumbs-up: This President Qin indeed knew the ropes of office politics.
The old saying "the more you say, the more mistakes you make" has survived for a thousand years for a reason—especially for newcomers in high positions. The less they say, the more authority and mystery they command, leaving those curious and inquisitive subordinates utterly perplexed.
