Xiao Jianming asked, "Is she the one to respond? I don’t think I’ve ever seen her before."
While it seed that Xiao Jianming seldom interacted with the lower-level employees, as a forr military man, he usually had a preliminary impression of any employee who had worked at Changda for over a year, either from hearing about them or perhaps having glimpsed them during a stroll through the company on so random day.
This was a job for the HR departnt. Sister Cai stood up to answer Xiao Jianming’s question, "She’s a newbie who joined Changda just two days ago."
Xiao Jianming and the other directors at the table were visibly astonished, "Why would you send a newbie over?"
What could a newcor understand?
Sister Cai had no choice but to try her best to explain, "Group Leader Fang is hospitalized. There are only three people in their team. Another mber, Commissioner Tang, couldn’t co to respond due to work reasons. She was present at the scene last night and also experienced the accidental entrapnt."
Hearing the facts as they were, Xiao Jianming seed to have a fairly deep impression of Fang Yongxing and comnted, "Group Leader Fang is a man of valor, prone to act impulsively, being akin to a charging soldier in the military, comndable in courage and full of a sense of justice. But that doesn’t an he’s witless."
As he finished speaking, his gaze lingered anew on Gu Nuan’s face. Gu Nuan understood that he was giving her a chance, considering Fang Yongxing’s recomndation.
Whether she was there to answer questions or not, standing in front of the board of directors and speaking face-to-face with the chairman was an opportunity most people at Changda could only dream of—a chance unavailable to 99% of the employees, let alone soone who had just joined the company two days ago.
Gu Nuan had a mixture of good and bad fortune because, due to an accident, she had this coveted opportunity.
"Describe to us, what occurred last night with your group and Group Leader Fang," Xiao Jianming spoke slowly, fearing the newcor might not catch his words clearly.
Clearly, he did not know that Gu Nuan was deaf.
Sister Cai had no choice but to boldly speak up again, "Chairman, she can’t hear—"
The directors at the table really were, suddenly in an uproar.
How could soone who couldn’t hear be hired to work in the company?
Of course, the company couldn’t discriminate against disabled people for the sake of their public image.
The directors’ displeased glances swept over Sister Cai.
The pressure on Sister Cai felt like a balloon about to burst.
At that mont, Chen Jiaming’s voice sounded as though he was coming to Sister Cai’s rescue and also clearing his own predicant, "I was the one who approved her hire. She is academically excellent and exceptionally talented. I believe her work capability is no less than that of an ordinary person. Moreover, our people have checked, and she indeed had cleared an interview with MN Company, but she declined it at the ti to prepare for postgraduate studies."
After Chen Jiaming’s explanation, the directors’ moods seed sowhat mollified.
Xiao Jianming suddenly burst into loud laughter and said, "So she can’t hear, what does it matter? She can still move her hands and feet, can’t she? In our army special forces, deaf soldiers can perform better than regular soldiers, a fact that seems unbelievable when spoken aloud. But precisely because they have this imperfection in their lives, they possess a focus that ordinary people lack, which makes them far superior to others."
It seed he was implying that Gu Nuan had a hundred percent chance of surpassing ordinary people.
The others were pondering how much truth and how much embellishnt were in Xiao Jianming’s words.
Had Xiao Jianming really started to view a newcor differently?
Naturally, that was impossible.
If she were Gu Nuan, she definitely wouldn’t either.
Anyone can talk a good ga, especially a seasoned businessman who’s long practiced in the art of public relations.
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