Mr. Quan, please take care

Chapter 163 It's My First Time, I'm Afraid You're Not Familiar
Xu Ming was sitting on the leather swivel chair behind the desk. He was about 40 to [-] years old. He was a bit fat and had few hairs left. Against the background of Shen Qian, he looked like a middle-aged greasy uncle.

After sizing it up for a while, he retracted his gaze: "Manager Xu, I am Shen Wei, the person in charge of Minya."

Xu Ming stood up and stretched out his hand with a smile: "Mr. Shen, I have admired your name for a long time."

Shen Yu gripped it back, and it fell apart with one touch, but the sweaty and slippery touch of the opponent's palm still made her frown slightly.

"This is a document that needs to be signed, please."

Xu Ming asked her to sit down, and after browsing through it, he asked in surprise, "Five people resigned at the same time?"

Shen Yu nodded, with the usual expression: "Is there any problem?"

"There is no problem, but...it's too coincidental."

"So?" The sitting posture is elegant, and even the smile is just right, like an orchid blooming in an empty valley, and the mood is not tepid at a distance of not too far.

Listening to her talk was like taking a sip of iced tea. Xu Ming felt cool all over his body, with an indescribable comfort.

He thought, it really is the weather is too hot, the heat is unbearable.

"According to the company's established procedures, if an employee resigns voluntarily, the human resources department must further verify his will with the resigning employee before signing and agreeing. President Shen won't mind?"

"According to the rules, it should be. The contact information of these five employees is attached to the last page of the document for reference only."

"Okay, then sit down for a while, and I'll make arrangements." After finishing speaking, he got up and left.

Verification of willingness is not just a matter of just asking someone on the phone. It requires a professional administrator in charge of personnel and logistics to communicate with the resigned employee under the premise of recording the whole process, and record and save it.

Because it involves unemployment insurance compensation, the safety and authority of this process have been recognized by law, and it is widely used in the HR management field of listed companies.

As soon as Xu Ming left, there were only Shen Qian and Shen Hou in the huge office.

One was sitting on the sofa, buried in documents; the other was sitting in a chair, looking straight ahead.

finally--

pat!

It's the sound of folders closing.

The man stood up, walked to her side, leaned against the edge of the desk, crossed his arms, "Can't you call someone?"

"……elder brother."

"Why didn't you tell me before you came?"

"Why say it?"

Shen Qian lowered his head and glanced at her left hand, which was casually placed on her thigh. There was a striking platinum bracelet on the mouth of the bowl, and the white loose diamonds reflected fine light, shining dazzlingly.

His slightly frowned brows suddenly relaxed, and his mood improved as he said warmly, "This is my first time here, I'm afraid you're not familiar..." Being bullied.

He didn't finish the next four words.

"You'll get used to it a few times."

Shen Qian laughed: "If you come once, five people will leave. If you come a few more times, I'm afraid that Mingya will be completely empty."

He does not mean that.

Shen Yu raised her eyes, pulled out a cold smile, and said in a slightly sarcastic tone, "Why, do you also think I forced people away?"

"Also?" Shen Qian didn't annoy her little temper, and was even willing to indulge her.

"Just now I met sister Ru outside, she said the same thing as you."

The man smiled slightly, "Do you think I'm blaming you?"

"It doesn't matter," Shen Yu smiled into his eyes, a pair of small dimples loomed on the corners of his lips, "Anyway, I don't care."

Shen Qian was almost dazzled by her smile, and couldn't help but soften his tone, "You just arrived in Minya, so it's not appropriate to make enemies. I know you want to prove yourself with your grades, but there is no need to take some things too seriously."

(End of this chapter)