Chapter 11 — After I was fired, the company immediately went bankrupt

After hanging up. I turned on the computer. Start completing a new plan for the Nam Thanh project under your own company name. The boy sat next to him, attentively drawing. Suddenly the boy raised his head and asked:

"Have you earned any money today?"

I patted my child's head.

"Earn it."

"More than before?"

The boy nodded seriously.

"So later..."

"Mom, don't go back to bad company again."

I laughed.

"I won't turn back anymore."

Exactly ten o'clock the next morning. I met Deputy General Director Tan at a coffee shop. He didn't come alone. Behind are two shareholders of the company. One of them I once met. Five companies raised their first round of capital. He once went to the project site. Chu Khai Minh stood on stage talking endlessly about development strategies. Sitting in the back diligently correcting each plan. Just saw me. Mr. Phuong immediately smiled.

"Manager Hua."

"Long time no see."

I also laughed.

"Mr. Phuong."

"I'm no longer the Manager now."

He paused. Then immediately correct your words.

"General Hua."

Deputy General Director Tan put a file on the table.

"General Hua."

"Today we came..."

"I want to invite you back to the company."

I slowly stir the cup of coffee.

"Go back for what?"

Deputy General Director Tan looked at the two shareholders. The tone was extremely cautious.

"Nam Thanh project canceled."

"The company suffered huge losses."

"That's still not the most serious problem."

I raised my eyes to look at him.

"Is there something more serious?"

Mr. Phuong handed over the phone. It's an email from another customer. Title clearly visible:

"Temporarily suspend cooperation in upgrading the annual procurement system."

I skimmed. Almost identical to Nam Thanh. The person in charge of the core of the project has resigned. Handover risks increase. A complete reassessment is needed. Deputy General Director Tan sighed.

"From last night until this morning."

"There have been four customers sending similar emails."

"They all asked the same question."

"Is Hua Thanh Hoa still at the company?"

I didn't speak up. Mr. Phuong continued.

"Actually..."

"The company's project reputation in the last two years..."

"It's because you're holding it back with one hand."

"Before, we still thought..."

"Chu Khai Minh is very good at his job."

He stopped for a moment.

"Just found out now."

"What he's good at..."

"It's a report."

That statement... And it's just right. Chu Khai Minh is always very good. Turn the fruits of others' labor... into your own strategy. He stands on stage. Always flashy. Standing in each store again. Every warehouse. Each meeting room with customers. And in front of the computer screen at two or three in the morning.

"Does Chu Khai Minh know that everyone is coming to find me?"

Deputy General Director Tan's face flashed with embarrassment.

"How did he react?"

"Protest."

Mr. Phuong smiled coldly.

"It's useless for him to protest."

"Lost the project to this extent..."

"You should explain clearly first."

"Why did you fire her?"

I took a sip of coffee.

"Everyone wants me to go back and put out the fire."

Deputy General Director Tan nodded.

"Conditions..."

"You just bring it up."

I laughed.

"Yesterday..."

"Your company even posted a statement."

"Say I violate the company's interests."

Deputy General Director Tan quickly explained.

"The post has been deleted."

"Self-delete..."

"It doesn't mean it never existed."

I open the phone. Show each screenshot.

"Lawyer's letter."

"Statement on official account."

"A recording of Zhou Kaiming threatening me."

"Separation agreement."

"I keep them all full."

Mr. Phuong's face immediately darkened.

"Recording threats?"

I opened the recording. Chu Khai Minh's voice rang out very clearly.

"Don't forget... your son is still young."

The two shareholders' expressions changed simultaneously. Deputy General Director Tan couldn't help but curse.

"Are you crazy?"

I put my phone away.

"A company..."

"You have the right to fire me."

"I have no right to force me to sign a voluntary resignation letter against the law."

"Just threatened my son."

"Then he turned around and told me to come back and save the company."

Mr. Phuong immediately sat up straight.

"General Hua."

"What is your request?"

I took the list prepared in advance. Place on the table.

"I have five conditions."

"The first."

"Publicly withdraw the entire statement."

"Also apologize to me."

"Full payment of all dismissal compensation in accordance with the law."

"Zhou Kai Ming and To Man..."

"Withdraw from the Nam Thanh project."

"At the same time, withdraw from all projects that I have participated in."

"If you want to continue working with me."

"I only work as an independent consultant."

"Do not restore labor relations."

"Consulting fee..."

"Calculated by eight percent of the total value of each project."

Deputy General Director Tan almost choked as he took a sip of coffee.

"Eight percent?"

I looked straight at him.

"If it feels expensive..."

"Then let Chu Khai Minh continue to save himself."

Deputy General Director Tan immediately fell silent. But Mr. Phuong... was not in a hurry to refuse. He took my list of conditions and read it very carefully. After a while, he raised his head and asked:

"General Hua."

"Nam Thanh project..."

"Are you sure you can get it back?"

I calmly replied:

"I can't take the project back to Zhou Kaiming's company."

Mr. Phuong paused.