Love on the Fast Track (Derek and Norah)

Chapter 370:

The atmosphere was thick with disdainful glances as everyone absorbed Norah’s words.

Iker and Hank, seasoned managers, wore expressions dripping with mockery.

Managing a small company was no easy feat, let alone attempting to manage the Wilson Group, which would be even more daunting.

Effective management required extensive experience, which was nearly impossible to achieve without it.

Iker knew this reality firsthand, acknowledging that even Gilda, mentored by his brother, faced challenges in guiding Scott Group in the right direction.

As a result, the company was in dire straits, worsening by the day, causing considerable concern and financial strain for Iker. He firmly believed that things would be different if he were in charge.

Hank kept his gaze fixed downward, concealing any trace of contempt and ridicule.

“If you believe that management is as straightforward as what’s written in textbooks, you’re in for a rude awakening.”

Drawing from his personal experience of taking charge of a small company, Hank was acutely aware of the unyielding demands of management. The intricacies of decision-making, operations, and overall management far surpassed the simplistic theories found in textbooks.

“Managing a company is a tougher nut to crack than you might imagine.”

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glanced at them but chose

near-bankrupt company, Norah believed she also possessed the skills to

and Gilda’s company management competency and suspected they had presented him with fabricated

turnaround, resulting in significant increases

abilities. Thank you for your kindness, but I don’t need

their proposal with

practical matters, Norah inquired, “Is there any

bit her lip, silently berating Norah

concerned about the risk of embezzlement? Surely, the allure of such

tension. She attempted to shift the focus

the Wilson family. You’ve visited your parents’ graves, and now we’d

she couldn’t refuse the offer, given Mindy’s

“Elsa, lead the way.”

agreed,

child. There’s no need for you

child’s

“Okay.”

directed Hadley to leave