Only after checking in and actually settling in did the new employees realize that this newly founded company might really possess some strength, and perhaps the boss, a wealthy second-generation, was trying to make his own mark and prove himself to his elders.
For Li Ang, these were merely matters of convenience, and given that they wouldn't cost much money, the most important thing was to foster a sense of belonging among the employees early on, as the company was just starting out.
The dinner was also booked at a high-end restaurant not far from here, arranged by President Bai's secretary. Considering he was a guest, Li Ang only brought Catina and Louise.
Until they left, Louise Hurst kept chatting with Catina, advising her to persuade the boss to spend funds where it mattered most. It was true they had money now, but in the early stages, expenses outweighed returns, and that money would run out someday. Lasting longer increased the chances of success.
