Ex-wife, Please Come Back
Chapter 330 Better Than Nothing
All the board members had inexplicable looks on their faces. If they came to fire those people personally, they would probably turn against them and become enemies.
Their reaction wasn't far from what Jacob had imagined before he called this meeting.
"It's just a reduction of staff. They should have thought of this possibility when they first entered the company. The risk of getting fired at work is always there. You're not to blame."
Jacob remained indifferent.
"But sir, we can't be at ease thinking that they would lose their source of income. I'm not the only one who thinks this way. All of us do."
"That's right, sir. Do you really have to do it? The company can assign someone to terminate their contracts. If we will be the ones to do that, we might be in trouble. Don't you think so?"
The board members still had a lot to say, but no one dared to speak up anymore. After all, it was obvious that Jacob had already made up his mind, and no one could change it anymore.
It was useless to argue, but some board members still didn't want to give up on this matter.
"I know that this seems to be a little hard to do. But I know that you can do it. Once you've done it, it will be counted in the annual performance. The company won't forget your sacrifices."
Surprisingly, Jacob looked so calm in this situation. Maybe it was because he had already thought this over several times.
Nothing could change his mind. The only thing he had to worry about was how to carry it out.
Meanwhile, the board members still looked at Jacob with helpless eyes. How could he ask the directors to do such a difficult thing?
"But Mr. Jacob..."
Some of the board members were itching to have a try again. They felt that there was still a turning point in this matter. But Jacob sat there motionlessly, which made everyone lose confidence.
if the company had any announcement or anything that needed to be executed, it was James who always
thought that he should take responsibility for his own idea, he decided to
matter. No matter who said it out, the person would nonetheless offend so many people. Even so, Jacob knew he should be the one to do it, no matter
put the company at stake. Therefore, he would rather face the problem and get over with
his head. At the same time, he wondered
thought, it was only understandable. After all, only a few people relied on him to enter the company, and he didn't care much about
"I know you are dissatisfied with this matter, but I hope you can think more about the company. I know that there are no easier way to explain this, but I hope you can put the overall situation
the people in the room,
all, if he decided to compromise, the meeting would be meaningless. In addition to that, all his
had to be ruthless and be firm with
Jacob lowered their
When they hired those people, they were so grateful. Now that those people were going to lose their jobs,
not only the relatives of the directors would be affected, but also the old employees of the
cruel a company was. No, it showed how cruel the CEO was.
idlers in the company. They
had already made up his mind. Not everyone might accept such a decision,
that everyone has to make contributions to the company." Jacob stood up and looked
to speak up, because they all knew that it was
such a thing. Facing
have you made the list of staff to be
was still hope before it came out. Even if it
After a short pause,
he said made
realize how serious Jacob was with his decision. And that no matter what they did, there was
to be dismissed as soon as possible, so please be prepared for
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