Chapter 1482: Chapter 1483: The Frustrated Eldest Mistress 92
God knows Zhang Yu has wanted to retire for ages, but there’s just no one to take over. Compared to the surrounding people, either the juniors aren’t capable enough or the bosses are reluctant to let go.
She really always wants to retire, and her wish every Spring Festival is to retire early. Honestly, still working on the frontline at her age is truly not easy.
“Daughter, I support you.” Zhang Yu is really worried that after going back, Zhang Lili might change her mind. “How about, daughter, you just call your boss now and tell them you don’t want to do it anymore.”
Zhang Yu knows investnt banks never lack people wanting to enter, especially Zhang Lili’s investnt bank, which is a company that many young talents compete to get into.
So Zhang Lili resigned from the investnt bank, and Zhang Yu imdiately took her daughter to et the investnt team.
Despite Zhang Lili being Zhang Yu’s daughter, she had never really introduced her own child to the team formally before.
The team mbers were aware of Zhang Yu’s child’s situation; they had privately guessed what their team’s future would be.
Having followed Zhang Yu for many years, they could sowhat tell that Zhang Yu wanted to retire.
No one expected Zhang Yu to actually prepare to step down, and the successor wasn’t her only son Zhang Ji, but rather Zhang Lili.
Since everyone was in the investnt circle, they sowhat knew Zhang Lili’s style. Regarding this new leader, the team was quite satisfied; she is capable.
However, they were concerned that Zhang Lili studied finance abroad and joined a large investnt bank after graduation, with many classmates and friends also entering investnt banks. Not to ntion she knows many people in the investnt circle, which leaves them unsure whether she would continue hiring them.
Now they’re no longer the people who suffered a loss in reputation from being dismissed by their forr employer; their reputations have improved significantly and their wallets have grown fatter.
Even if they don’t work outside anymore, relying on the money earned in recent years, they could enjoy a retirent lifestyle.
But in their eyes, they’re still young. If they leave the financial circle like this, it would be really hard to adapt.
Zhang Lili doesn’t know their thoughts, and even if she did, she would just say to let their abilities speak.
Zhang Yu doesn’t have much ti to let them get familiar properly. She is genuinely swamped right now.
Every piece of information collected needs to be summarized and analyzed quickly to find the issue, thereby securing the greatest benefit for herself.
Zhang Lili also quickly got into the work mode, previously thinking, having worked in a large investnt bank, she at least had so investnt and managent experience.
But when Zhang Yu and the others started working intensely, Zhang Lili realized that the workload she previously thought was heavy really wasn’t substantial.
Everyone’s work state was excellent, racing to complete handed-down tasks without needing reminders, paying attention to many aspects.
Watching everyone work diligently, Zhang Lili naturally also got busy. As a boss, shouldn’t she lead the charge?
Thinking so, Zhang Lili worked even harder, evidently inspiring the others to want to leave a good impression on the new boss.
Zhang Yu was delighted to see everyone working hard. As a boss, of course, it’s pleasing to see one’s subordinates work diligently.
“When this investnt case is finished, I’ll give everyone a big bonus.” The most effective way to motivate subordinates, of course, is to give bonuses.
Giving them more promises is nothing compared to cash arriving; when money arrives, any 996 or 997 work schedule is fine.
Upon hearing this from Zhang Yu, everyone was delighted; while eating, they discussed their real estate investnt ideas.
“If you’ve got money, buy land on the hillside; it’s expensive now and will be even more expensive later.”
Zhang Yu swallowed the food from her mouth, “Children being successful surely ans living in their own detached villa, overlooking Victoria Harbor.”
“If the children aren’t hugely successful, just tear down the villa, build an apartnt complex, and rent it out instead of selling it. The monthly rental inco would suffice for a nice life, provided one isn’t overly lavish or foolhardy in entrepreneurship,” Zhang Yu suggested.
The subordinates heard this and thought Zhang Yu’s suggestion was pretty good. “I think it’s a great idea.”
“Yeah, I think so too.” Everyone trusted Zhang Yu’s thoughts fully.
Zhang Lili looked up at Zhang Yu, recalling what Feng Yongxi had said.
Noticing Zhang Lili’s gaze, Zhang Yu didn’t ask on the spot; she waited until after lunch during the rest period to inquire whether anything was wrong.
Zhang Lili knew whether it was before, now, or in the future, Feng Hao’s na wasn’t a taboo topic, “Mom, all those arrangents he made before dying, weren’t they your suggestions?”
Thinking how Zhang Yu could advise her subordinates, Zhang Lili felt suggesting Feng Hao was also normal.
“Would I suggest such a thing to Feng Hao?” Zhang Yu was genuinely amused by this question.
“I would absolutely not suggest that. From the mont I knew he was ill, I started praying, hoping his late years were very bleak, his money spent, his children worthless, each refusing to look after him.”
“But nothing could be done; he still had family money in hand, along with money retrieved from previous investnts, all in his control.”
Zhang Yu still feels a bit aggrieved, “Everyone in Harbor City knows as the Landlady, operating those small factory buildings just like that.”
“As long as one isn’t too brainless, they’d understand how to operate.”
“At least this proves that even in his final days, despite all the physical pain, his mind was clear.”
Zhang Lili always felt these words mocked her, even if she wasn’t directly ntioned, she felt so connected to Er Kang.
“Mom, in the future, I’ll think more.” Zhang Lili admitted her reasoning hadn’t been quite level-headed on this subject.
“But I really hate him.”
“Even facing death, he doesn’t forget to sche against us,” Zhang Lili said angrily.
“He did plot. He thought our relationship with Feng Yongxi was good, surely we wouldn’t want to see him bullied.”
“When anyone attacks Feng’s house, we’ll surely step in,” Zhang Yu wouldn’t glamorize Feng Hao; now that he’s dead, of course, it’s ti to badmouth him.
“Then if Yongxi encounters such matters in the future, Mom, would you really take action?” Zhang Lili wanted to know Zhang Yu’s thoughts.
“Of course, because he would follow your brother’s career path later.” Feng Yongxi’s dical skills are comndable, and Zhang Yu thinks his joining is a good thing. Since he’d be supporting her son’s entrepreneurship, Zhang Yu certainly couldn’t overlook it.
Indeed, Zhang Lili knew Zhang Yu wasn’t such a petty person, which reassured her greatly.
Zhang Yu noticed the relief on her daughter’s face, “What’s up, did you want to ask this yourself, or did your brother?”
Zhang Yu guessed it was probably Zhang Ji asking the little girl to inquire, surely having seen Feng Yongxi’s pale face, he wanted to discuss it with her as his real mother a bit.
Zhang Lili knew this matter was difficult to hide, “It was my brother.”
Forget it, irritating her brother is better than letting Feng Yongxi live anxiously constantly.
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