He didn't give me a company.
He gave me a sinking ship.
After a month of suffering and boredom,
the report's Day arrived .
I sent a message to the meeting place, which was in my company, on the locked floor.
I didn't have a good memory of the place, and I feel suffocated when I think about it.
The group consisted of two main companies and three subsidiaries.
And at the head of the group was the current president, Michael.
I stood in front of the elevator to go to the meeting.
There was a blonde woman next to me waiting for the elevator. I didn't know her, and the dwarf hadn't given me her report.
Ah... Michael sent me all the information so I would know which companies and who the presidents were, and to my surprise, he had sent them with the dwarf and told me to do my best.
WTF is that mean
I entered the elevator and pressed the button. She looked at me and smiled.
Do you know me?
Ah, I'm the finance manager of *** Construction Company.
Ah, welcome. Are you in the meeting?
Yes.
I felt uneasy. There was something different about her.
Finally, the door opened. The elevator.
And the place was still empty except for that. There was a table and chairs.
There were seven people, including me, waiting for the moment.
Suddenly, the elevator doors opened, and Michael stepped out. Everyone bowed at a 90-degree angle and called him "Boss."
He looked at me and smiled.
Damn him.
Shall we begin?
The papers and reports started piling up.
The discussion began, with everyone detailing their work.
They were saying everything, literally, even the menu and how they'd cut costs on meals and other things.
I looked at them and then at Michael in surprise. I hadn't expected him to be like this.
I thought they were more like a gang than employees.
They were financial managers and economists, and my own boss, that damned man, even said, "There's no other company president but me!"
I don't know what I thought, but I hadn't expected him to be like this.
The important thing now is how I'm going to present my report.
I'll wait until someone calls on my company.
Suddenly, Michael mentioned my company's name.
I looked at him and explained the developments that... I did it, and it was a lot, believe me. But many didn't like my report because I spent a small portion of the company's profits to improve it.
After I finished, Michael said, "Good for a beginner," and looked at the construction company's finance manager. He said, "Help him."
She stood up, bowed, and said, "Okay."
I don't like her.
Damn it, there's something about her that bothers me.