Chapter 149: The Nervousness of the Executives

After finishing the report from the Tianwei Butler, Su Xin discovered that Liu Xuewei had also sent him a WeChat message, mentioning the corruption of Nie Hongwu.

He thought for a moment.

Su Xin replied: "Arrange a secret investigation tomorrow; notify me once there are results."

The true capabilities of the Tianwei Butler were known only to Su Xin and Liu Xuewei.

These data anomalies, such as corruption, were reported by the Tianwei Butler to both Su Xin and Liu Xuewei simultaneously, because Su Xin usually did not manage company affairs, and most of the time, it was Liu Xuewei who handled them.

And when it involved the president of a subsidiary, who was also a vice president of the group company, even Liu Xuewei found it difficult to handle it rashly.

After leaving the Laboratory.

Su Xin got into his car and drove toward his home, while simultaneously concentrating and pondering.

He was not thinking about Nie Hongwu's matter; after all, no executive was indispensable. Since the other party had violated laws and discipline, the worst case was simply to clear them out.

Every subsidiary, in addition to its president, also had the position of vice president; having them temporarily step in would not cause any major chaos.

What Su Xin was thinking about was the technical problem of the Lithography Machine.

After just carefully studying the light source component of the Lithography Machine inch by inch, he already had a general improvement plan in his mind.

In his Photoelectric Laboratory, various light source devices were equipped in advance, which he could call upon whenever he wanted. Coupled with his powerful hands-on ability derived from his profound knowledge of mechanical engineering, he could easily replace the light source component in the Lithography Machine to verify his new ideas.

The next two days.

Su Xin remained buried in the Photoelectric Laboratory, researching the various components of the Lithography Machine.

On the afternoon of the third day, Liu Qingli sent a message—after investigation and verification, Nie Hongwu indeed engaged in corrupt behavior.

Walking out of the Laboratory, Su Xin's expression turned cold upon seeing the message, and he immediately made a phone call to Feng Haifeng, instructing:

"Notify all high-level executives from vice president and above at the group and subsidiaries, except for those on business trips out of town, to arrive at the headquarters for a meeting tomorrow at two in the afternoon."

One month ago, Tianqi Company had been fully reorganized into Tianqi Group, but because Su Xin had been busy with research, he had never once convened a meeting of the group's high-level executives.

Now that Su Xin had issued such a serious order so suddenly, it was evident that there must be something extremely important.

Feng Haifeng immediately responded in a solemn voice:

"Understood."

After hanging up the phone, he deliberated on his wording for a while before issuing an internal email.

Upon receiving the email, all high-level executives within the four subsidiaries—Tianqi Software, Tianqi Equipment, Tianqi Energy, and Tianqi Pharmaceutical—which were already highly influential globally, all wore solemn expressions.

Many of them originally had various work arrangements, but under this order, they had no choice but to cancel them all.

The next day at one in the afternoon.

Su Xin walked out of the Laboratory with a calm expression, took a car to the Yonghui Building, and rode the executive-only elevator to the group headquarters located on the 26th floor.

Feng Haifeng, having received the news in advance, was already waiting at the elevator entrance. Upon seeing Su Xin's figure, he hurriedly offered a greeting:

"Boss! Except for the five vice presidents who are abroad, all other high-level executives have arrived."

"Mm, let's go."

Su Xin did not stop his pace and walked straight in a certain direction, with Feng Haifeng following closely behind.

Soon, the two arrived in front of a large door.

Feng Haifeng hurriedly quickened his pace, stepped forward, and pushed the door open for Su Xin.

Inside the spacious conference room, about thirty figures were sitting around a ring-shaped dark brown conference table.

As each subsidiary continued to develop and grow, not only was the number of employees increasing, but the number of high-level executives was also constantly rising.

Each subsidiary had at least three and at most eight vice presidents.

Added to the presidents of the four subsidiaries and the few high-level executives like Liu Qingli who belonged to the group headquarters, the number of high-level executives in Tianqi Group had expanded to over thirty people.

It is worth mentioning.

After the reorganization of Tianqi Group, Liu Qingli focused on group affairs, and Tianqi Software Company hired another president named Song Yanyong, a relatively well-known young management talent in Long Country who had previously served as a high-level executive at a well-known domestic software company and had quite a bit of insight into the software industry.

Seeing Su Xin enter, everyone immediately sat up straight with solemn faces.

Su Xin was wearing casual clothes and sneakers, walking silently on the carpeted floor.

He sat down in the main seat.

After checking the time and glancing around, Su Xin said calmly: "Although the time hasn't arrived yet, since everyone is already here, let the meeting officially begin."

"During this period, the group's profitability has been very good, and the business and revenue of every subsidiary are constantly growing. I know that everyone has put in a great deal of effort."

"Although I haven't paid much attention to the company's operations and specific profits during this time, nor have I expressed much appreciation for everyone, I know of everyone's contributions in my heart, and I have also had President Liu issue high performance bonuses to everyone to express recognition for your hard work."

"As far as I know, every one of you present here has an annual salary of at least ten million."

"The annual salary of several of you even exceeds one hundred million!"

"At the very least, everyone's salary has increased by more than fifty percent compared to your past income levels."

"I don't expect you to be overwhelmed with gratitude for this, nor do I expect everyone to be satisfied, because human desire is endless, just like how after I earned tens of billions, I still wanted to earn hundreds of billions."

"But there is one point..."

"Whoever is dissatisfied with their compensation can simply produce enough results for the group to see; the company has never been stingy with that bit of money."

"The company has a detailed evaluation system; for those who have ability and make contributions, we will proactively raise their salaries or give high performance bonuses."

"If you cannot produce better results but are dissatisfied with your current salary and treatment, you can simply propose your resignation and seek a better position elsewhere."

"The company and you are in a two-way selection."

"The company invites you to hold positions with high salaries, but it has never restricted anyone's personal freedom, let alone limited anyone's departure."

Everyone remained silent, sitting there with tense expressions, not daring to shift their gazes.

Hearing Su Xin's words, everyone finally understood the purpose of this meeting—to discipline a certain executive or several executives.

"Perhaps, someone has made a mistake."

Everyone thought to themselves secretly.

Nie Hongwu's brow twitched, a vague sense of foreboding arising, but seeing that Su Xin did not speak plainly, he remained sitting steadily in his place.

At the head seat.

Su Xin continued in a deep voice, "If anyone uses their position in the company to illegally seek personal gain, I will never show the slightest mercy."

Hearing this, Nie Hongwu's heart sank; he could basically confirm that Su Xin had discovered his corrupt behavior.

However, clinging to a slim hope, he remained as steady as Mount Tai, his expression unchanged.