Xue Ling invited Xiao Tong to lunch, and then got on the bus and returned to Xinyuan.
While on the way, she called Zheng Duoduo, but unexpectedly it couldn't be connected. The prompt sound said that the phone was turned off.
She simply called the landline in his office, but the secretary answered and explained that he was in a meeting.
Xue Ling asked with a questioning face: "Now... isn't it lunch break?"
The secretary couldn't hear that it was Xue Ling's voice, and he didn't know that she was the chairman. He just politely explained that the meeting was held temporarily and asked her if she needed to leave a message.
Xue Ling thought about it and replied: "No, I'll be there in a while."
After speaking, she hung up the call and told the bodyguard to change the itinerary to go to the group headquarters.
There were not many cars on the road at this time, and half an hour later she arrived at the gate of the group.
She took the exclusive elevator of the high-rise building and found that no one came to get the elevator along the way, so she stopped halfway and walked around the middle and high-rise building office.
The employees' offices are quiet, and most employees are either resting or holding their cell phones.
She didn't go in to disturb her, and found that several familiar senior executives were not there. She smiled bitterly and then went to the top-floor conference room.
Sure enough, Zheng Duoduo was having a meeting with more than a dozen senior leaders.
Xue Ling smiled helplessly and turned to Zheng Duoduo's office.
The male secretary was typing. When he saw her appear, he quickly got up to greet her.
"Hello, Chairman! Why are you here at this time? Please sit in there."
Xue Ling said in a gentle voice: "I just came here and it's nothing."
The secretary respectfully poured her tea.
Xue Ling answered thanks and took them, pretending to ask inadvertently: "You have to work overtime during lunch break? Why didn't you come to help?"
The secretary replied: "The assistant is there. I still have some meeting minutes that I haven't summarized, so I haven't gone there."
Seeing that he was not surprised, Xue Ling couldn't help asking: "I have recently changed the meeting at noon? Why don't I rest during lunch break?"
The secretary explained in a slight embarrassment: "President Zheng said a few days ago... asked everyone not to work overtime, and finish the get off work on time earlier. There are only so many jobs in normal times. If you want to get off work on time, the lunch break can only be shortened. .Some important meetings are in the morning, and some are changed to lunch break."
Xue Ling nodded gently and said warmly: "I'll just wait here for Duoduo. You can go busy and don't delay your work."
"No, no." The secretary was a little flattered and said, "It's not a delay. I'll do it faster if I'm late."
Xue Ling put down the teacup and explained: "I'm a little tired from the bus and I want to close my eyes and sniff for a while. You can go busy."
The secretary nodded and stepped back, and was very considerate to cover the door.
Xue Ling was indeed a little tired, rubbed her stiff neck, leaned against the sofa chair and stretched her head.
I was busy until midnight yesterday and didn’t have enough sleep. She usually took a lunch break at home, but today I didn’t have to make up for my sleep.
Fortunately, this leather sofa is comfortable enough, and she can lean on her eyes.
She took a nap and woke up quickly.
Zheng Duoduo still didn't come back, and the sound of keyboards came from outside, and it was obvious that the secretary was still busy.
She got up and walked around the office, looking at Zheng Duoduo's desk.
"Sister Ling!" Zheng Duoduo walked up briskly and asked in surprise: "Why are you here? What kind of wind is blowing today!"
Xue Ling turned his head and saw that he was holding a few documents in his hand, and the assistant behind him was also full of hugs.
"What are you going to do if you don't have lunch break at noon?"
Zheng Duoduo replied: "It's just a short meeting."
Seeing that he answered calmly, Xue Ling couldn't help but laugh and cry.
"As for working so hard? You have to work overtime even during lunch breaks? Not so!"
Zheng Duoduo sighed helplessly: "The efficiency is too low. One thing goes around and wastes a lot of time, otherwise there will be no need to take up lunch break and work overtime to have a meeting."
"Inefficient?" Xue Ling raised his eyebrows and asked, "Really?"
Zheng Duoduo nodded: "It's really low. Before, some employees worked overtime from time to time, or even worked overtime until late at night. Now it's not the busiest time at the end of the year, so there are not so many jobs to do. After checking, I found that many employees in many departments have them.
Procrastination, I delayed the things I could have done quickly until I got off work but had not finished it, so I could only stay for overtime. I simply asked the logistics department to inform me, got off work at five o'clock, and turned off the lights at six o'clock in the evening, and found that
The results are pretty good, and there are fewer overtime work."
Xue Ling chuckled and said, "So, you might as well ask the employees not to work overtime. The work must be completed before getting off work. If you really can't finish it, just work overtime after lunch?"
"No!" Zheng Duoduo came over, lifted his cuffs to massage the back of her neck, and explained: "I asked them to improve their efficiency, try not to work overtime, and get off work on time in the afternoon. If they are too slow, they can use their lunch break to get there.
It usually takes two hours to have lunch break, and it is still very affordable to take one hour occasionally."
Xue Ling was amused and laughed: "Some people are naturally slow to deal with and react slowly. You can't force yourself like this, right? How can you just use it in one size fits the whole thing? There are so many people in the group, and there are always special situations!"
What does it feel like to have a strict and desperate boss?
Although Xue Ling has not worked under Zheng Duoduo's hands, she can't feel relieved.
Your superior is working hard, can you fish under his nose? Even if you can touch it for a while, you can't touch it for long.
In addition, such a motivated and desperate boss will also put a lot of pressure on employees.
People who are better than you and have higher starting points are so hard, why don’t you fight? Why don’t you work hard?
"Yes!" Zheng Duoduo explained: "I have already said that if I really can't finish it, I can rush it before turning off the lights, but I can't stay in the company for several hours. I work overtime alone, and the lights in the entire office are on.
The empty space is withering, and the same is true for the tea room, including the corridor outside, etc. The work efficiency is low, which makes other colleagues suffer from being dragged down, and it also wastes so much resources from the company. If you really can't finish it, you can go home to make up for it.
If you feel that you are still not competent, then quit."
Xue Ling asked with a smile: "Is anyone resigning voluntarily?"
"No." Zheng Duoduo replied: "Most people have no problem with procrastination and can basically complete it."
Xue Ling nodded in praise: "It's better to be able to go to and from get off work on time. After working for a long time, your enthusiasm will become worse and your efficiency will be reduced unconsciously. Try to improve efficiency and don't work overtime after get off work on time. Overtime is not a good habit, just don't want it if you can. Try not to do so.”
"Yes!" Zheng Duoduo said: "Some meetings simply take off for lunch, just to improve efficiency."
Xue Ling smiled softly: "The middle and senior leaders are no longer young, so they have to give them plenty of time to make up for their sleep."
"Yes!" Zheng Duoduo explained: "The lunch break will not last more than an hour. More than an hour is enough for them to sleep. Many people have no rest at all during lunch breaks, either browsing their phones or watching TV shows. Use it to work hard, in the afternoon