"According to the information I've obtained, even though financial crises are cyclical, the current supply and demand relationship cannot possibly be the norm. We'll inevitably have to return to the traditional track to compete with other companies."
Tapai analyzed with his rapid and precise language, "So you need to reduce the sharing ratio of the original stocks, lower staff wages, implement a bottom-out system, reduce costs to the minimum, and increase profits to the maximum. Expand the company scale as much as possible."
"If we don't want to be acquired by other companies, only by expanding big enough can we qualify to have pricing power."
Upon hearing Tapai's words, Sun Jack didn't move for a long while. Tapai pointed at his bowl, "If you don't eat now, your noodles will clump together."
Lowering his head, Sun Jack slowly moved his chopsticks, clutched the noodles towards his mouth, and just before they reached his lips, he flung the chopsticks he was holding fiercely.
