Chapter 109: Mr. President, Dear, I Don't Love You Anymore
Benjamin's sharp eyes looked directly at his father, seeking help and a conclusion for today. He didn't want the managers of each department, including Bruce and Scarlett, who were also major shareholders, to feel uneasy about the corruption within the organization. Even though Company A was one of the chosen ones, all companies should compete on equal footing.
"Ladies and gentlemen, I think we should take a break from this matter for now. Let's not focus on the price as the main issue. I trust in everyone's work experience. I propose that the production, purchasing, and quality departments meet together and conclude which parts are suitable for which company to handle. Whether it's divided by work group or model, you can decide.
