Inheritance of Two Trillion
Chapter 1474 - 1292: Coming with the Imperial Sword_2
CHAPTER 1474: CHAPTER 1292: COMING WITH THE IMPERIAL SWORD_2
The key is, he’s incredibly sociable, perfectly appeasing his boss, bringing flattery to the extreme, yet leaving no room for criticism.
Their back-and-forth was perfectly in sync with Bai Xiaosheng.
If you hadn’t seen it, you’d think Han Richeng had been criticizing Bai Xiaosheng. Those present might truly believe he was Bai Xiaosheng’s closest relation.
Others exchanged glances and nodded with a smile, indicating their willingness to listen to Bai Xiaosheng.
Those who initially thought little of Bai Xiaosheng couldn’t help but mockingly smile inwardly.
Look at that, it’s really "your position determines your mindset," "your place determines your thoughts." He’s just taken office and has already started with the leadership speeches, explaining meeting concepts.
These people often pull the same stunt with their subordinates, and they can talk for three or four hours at a stretch; their stamina is quite trained.
Now, since Bai Xiaosheng is willing to speak, well, let him talk; they’ll just listen.
Xiahou Qi, Li Haofeng, Zheng Honghu, and Xu Youruo, those who know Bai Xiaosheng, were curious. Bai Xiaosheng isn’t one to indulge in lengthy speeches or unnecessary words. He’s more direct and straightforward in his speech and actions, hitting straight to the core when possible.
Given this scenario, there must be some reason!
They exchanged glances, patiently waiting.
Once Bai Xiaosheng saw that everyone had quieted down, he began to speak, slowly unfolding his thoughts.
He shared some things from headquarters that really caught his eye with everyone.
What Bai Xiaosheng discussed were the highlights and essence of reports from other major regions, such as the Europe Region and the Americas Region.
Some were industry adjustments in a global context, others were regional business integration and restructuring, or new operational models...
While discussing these topics, Bai Xiaosheng seldom strayed off-topic, focusing on being concise, direct, aiming for clarity and comprehension among the listeners.
Among the audience, some listened intently, nodding frequently, clearly gaining insights...
Others subtly frowned, exchanged glances, their eyes contemplative...
In past years, Xiahou Qi attended meetings, and upon returning, he too would speak, though from a different perspective.
Xiahou Qi typically approached it as a traditional leader, conveying the spirit of the meeting, announcing the objectives for the next phase, and assigning performance tasks, responsibility falling on individuals.
Serious, formal, and strictly business.
Bai Xiaosheng didn’t rush to read his own meeting notes, nor did he discuss task indicators, but instead, viewed the reports from other major regions from an angle that interested everyone, offering a fresh perspective.
While Bai Xiaosheng spoke, some even considered that learning certain methods could have surprising results if applied within the Greater China Region.
The Greater China Region naturally has its unique aspects, but to learn from others and apply suitable parts—wouldn’t it be like adding wings to a tiger!
Yet, they soon shook their heads inwardly.
It’s one thing to think about, but to actually implement it, impossible!
If those methods were truly adopted, certain people’s interests in the room would surely be disturbed, possibly even shaking their power and position!
Given that, how could they agree!
The president of the Greater China Region isn’t supreme, with decrees that must be followed—he can issue performance targets for the lower levels to achieve, but in many matters, intervention is simply not feasible.
Otherwise, if adjustments are made under the guise of reform, resulting in uncompleted designated performance tasks, could one resort to threats?
After all, the demand for reform comes from the leadership, and reform comes with costs. With the choice between performance indicators and reform, what choice will they give you...
The leaders would find themselves in a bind.
Even if it affects many, they’d silently agree among themselves, risking turmoil across the entire Greater China Region...
Years ago, Xiahou Qi intended to implement innovations but nearly lost control of the Greater China Region, almost faced accountability from the headquarters, leading to a rushed conclusion to the so-called reforms.
Xiahou Qi couldn’t help but tense as he glanced at Bai Xiaosheng, thinking, "Is Sheng considering a transformation, testing everyone’s opinion? If so, I must warn him to be cautious!"
Having learned from past mistakes, he didn’t want Bai Xiaosheng to repeat them.
Among those present, only Li Haofeng, Zheng Honghu, and Xu Youruo, with minimal personal agendas, desired to accomplish more and genuinely do something, with eyes bright, they reminisced about Bai Xiaosheng’s words, deriving inspiration from what intrigued them.
Han Richeng appeared to listen earnestly and carefully, even nodding frequently, seemingly absorbing something. Yet his gaze was flickering; he was calculating how the measures, if implemented by Bai Xiaosheng—even just one or two points—would impact the overall situation and him personally, and how he could respond to avoid losses...
Soon, Bai Xiaosheng finished speaking.
Han Richeng appeared as if shaken awake, nodding repeatedly, even applauding, "Great, great! Mr. Bai delivered excellently!"
The others also started applauding, though some were enthusiastic and some half-hearted, making the applause uneven.
Everyone looked at Bai Xiaosheng, waiting for the young executive president to speak.
Would he share his intent to introduce those strategies and measures or seek everyone’s opinions first?
Each person was internally preparing for what to say next.
Unexpectedly, Bai Xiaosheng gave a polite smile, gestured for everyone to forgo applause, and spoke of something entirely unrelated to what had just been discussed, seemingly out of place, "During this visit to headquarters, not only did I hear these fascinating discussions, but I also had the honor of meeting two vice-chairmen of the group!"