"Niece, where did you find your manager?"
They also wanted one.
Su Xiaocai smiled without speaking. Since Ji Li didn't bring it up, she wasn't about to disclose anything on her own.
Later, Su Xiaocai mentioned the conditions for starting her company. She made two points clear: First, she must be the chairperson and hold more than sixty percent of the shares. Second, the company would not go public.
Going public is too troublesome. It costs money, one needs to maintain control, prevent others from seizing it, and also make the information transparent.
Just having to maintain control was enough for Su Xiaocai to refuse going public.
These weren't issues; President Hu and Wu Zhaoxiang had mentally prepared for them.
After gaining the approval of the two bosses, Su Xiaocai didn't delve further into the topic.
