In Luo Jimin's view, when it comes to the review and adjustment of membership qualifications, Ding Zili's report proposed that the unlimited membership system is a good way to test and experiment with the major adjustment and review, so as to summarize experience and pave the way.
This system, with its good intentions and purpose, failed in practice.
Just as Lin Yao believed, Minhong Pharmaceutical did not charge a single penny for this system. It only encouraged model workers at the grassroots level in various places, good citizens who acted bravely and righteously, street office staff who worked hard for the people, and other people with noble qualities.
The principle was correct, but the specific implementation was wrong, which has now resulted in the private sale of quotas, and has seriously affected the reputation of Minhong Pharmaceutical.
"Dad, have you ever thought that the drugs that Minhong has launched on the market now, the people who are truly sought after, or those who hope for unlimited access, are very unlikely to be among the types of people mentioned in the report? Isn't this obviously giving people an excuse to make money off others?"
Lin Yao's conflicted voice came from the other end of the phone, leaving Luo Jimin and Lin Hongmei speechless.
The couple is too busy, getting busier and busier, and their business is expanding rapidly. With their management skills, they simply can't handle many things well. It's already quite remarkable that they can coordinate the administrative department and manage the inflow, outflow, and storage of various medicines and financial work.
They didn't even have time to delve into business trends and operational effectiveness; they were already too busy just staring at reports and data every day. So, what happened was inevitable.
“The system itself is fine, but it didn’t take into account the timing of its implementation, nor did it consider the needs of its members, their social status, and their economic income. However, the business unit still plays a significant role in managing its branches in various regions,” Lin Hongmei said, her tone acknowledging the achievements.
“I never expected anyone to have this idea. It’s because we neglected internal management and didn’t establish a security department or similar organization. Your father and I will make up for it immediately.”
Lin Yao was about to speak when his mother, Lin Hongmei, spoke first. He was satisfied with this and stopped pursuing the issue of the system.
"Investigate! Get Ge Yong involved! Investigate thoroughly! Find out the truth! Make these people pay back all the benefits they've gained, and make them pay back double!" Lin Yao gritted his teeth and kicked a stone by the roadside, sending the half-buried rock flying through the air, the splashing dirt scattering like a peacock's tail.
“Of course we’ll investigate.” Luo Jimin slammed his fist on the table on the other end of the phone. “All the money we collect will go into the ‘Minhong Fund.’ Anyway, the operation of this fund is completely transparent. The people won’t think that we’ve pocketed the money. Once we get the money, the fund will use it immediately.”
Luo Jimin's coping skills have improved considerably, and he immediately thought of ways to avoid public pressure.
“Dad, let’s talk about the lessons learned from this incident first.” Lin Yao sat down on a flower bed by the street. “I think the business unit has been established very well. Since the system has already been drafted, let’s implement it according to the system.”
"However, we need to strictly control the responsible persons and managers, and establish a regulatory agency. Anyone found to have problems should be dismissed, their funds confiscated, and they should be sued in court. We must make these people bear the consequences of their actions. Minhong's treatment is not low, yet they have committed such outrageous acts in such a company. We must not tolerate this!"
“There are a lot of college graduates who can’t find jobs right now. We can recruit some management and marketing professionals into the company. We don’t need to pay them very high salaries. We can screen them one by one. Once we’ve proven their ability and diligence, we can promote them to positions with appropriate salaries. At the beginning, they can all start as the lowest-level administrative staff.”
"In addition, the regulatory and auditing agencies should not be underestimated. These agencies should also be connected with Ge Yong's security team. We cannot allow the members of the security teams in various places to only think about collecting external intelligence data and neglect internal information collection."
“Yao’er, you’re right. Of course we would take this measure after knowing about this situation. Take a look at the plan we’ve drafted. Don’t completely disregard Minhong.” Luo Jimin said in a deep voice on the other end of the phone. “Whether we can handle the confiscated money ourselves depends on the legal department. We’ll not follow your suggestion for now. National laws and regulations should be followed.”
"Oh, that's how it should be." Lin Yao felt that his father was right, and that he had been somewhat presumptuous in handling the embezzled funds.
"By the way, Dad, was the unlimited membership system announced online before it was implemented? Were the specific conditions listed in detail?" Lin Yao suddenly thought of a crucial question. If Minhong hadn't announced the conditions, those members who bought their memberships with money wouldn't be able to have their special status revoked, which would put Minhong in a passive position in the future.
In order to integrate himself into the lives of ordinary people as much as possible, Lin Yao tried to avoid getting involved in anything related to Minhong, except for returning to his villa every day to meditate, practice martial arts, and refine pills. He even avoided browsing Minhong's official website. This behavior was somewhat deliberate and excessive.
"Of course, Minhong always makes public decisions on major issues. Don't worry, we've been implementing this principle very well. Apart from the affairs department managed by Ding Zili, we haven't found any problems in other departments. Everything is the same as before. However, since this major incident has occurred, the regulatory agency will also need to investigate and understand the work of each department from now on." Luo Jimin's tone was decisive. "I will arrange for special investigators to conduct verification. Members who do not meet the requirements will have their unlimited memberships revoked. We're prepared to take legal action. Minhong's legal affairs department is growing bigger and bigger. We're not afraid of these people causing trouble."
"That's good. You guys handle it. I'm going to work. I'm late again today." Lin Yao ended the call with a lame excuse.
Late? When has he ever been early?
Lin Yao then immediately called Ge Yong and asked him to arrange for security guards in various places to investigate the internal affairs of Minhong, and also to temporarily let Ge Yong take over all the responsibilities of this yet-to-be-established regulatory agency.
Lin Yao's attitude towards corruption and abuse of power in society was not particularly sharp. After all, in this society that had experienced too long a feudal history, many phenomena and ideas were deeply rooted in people's minds.
However, Lin Yao would never tolerate such phenomena at Minhong Pharmaceutical, because every Minhong employee undergoes rigorous training in corporate culture and ethical standards before officially joining the company. The concepts and goals advocated by Minhong are also instilled in the minds of its employees.
Knowing they were wrong and still making mistakes is unforgivable. Lin Yao still needs to carefully consider how to deal with these violators. At the very least, their names must be published on the Minhong website, because all Minhong employees have signed an agreement to abide by the rules and regulations and have waived their personal rights.
Personal integrity starts with the employees of Minhong. Those employees who lack integrity must be thoroughly disgraced!
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Chapter 298 The New Clerk
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Back in the office, Lin Yao was seventeen minutes late. He arrived just in time to witness the office staff's heated discussion, which naturally revolved around the old flame, Qin Xuan. A group of infatuated women were talking at length in front of the two seemingly normal men, as if they wouldn't stop until they had blown the roof off.
Hongyuan Company starts work at 1:30 pm. During the first few hours of the workday, the staff is relatively relaxed and cannot make phone calls to visit clients. After all, the working hours of each region and company are different, and interrupting the clients' rest time would be counterproductive.
Therefore, the time right after starting work in the afternoon basically became the prime time for office staff to chat and exchange information about cosmetics and other topics.
The only ones who didn't participate were Ming Xinyue and Chen Zhili. The former seemed to have endless work to do, as she was constantly learning the company's management system and getting familiar with the internal affairs of the marketing department. The latter, on the other hand, would spend his time collecting and organizing the information at hand, analyzing and deducing in a way that others couldn't understand, and coming up with one novel or absurd plan after another. It seems that geniuses are all like this. The other internal staff didn't care about him and treated him like air.
"Little Lin, why didn't you take the membership slots that Lao Qingsheng offered you today? You're losing out big time. They're worth 20,000 yuan each, and you can't just get them for 20,000 yuan easily, otherwise someone as powerful as Lao Qingsheng wouldn't only have three slots."
Xiang Honglian was the first to attack. Apart from the smell of alcohol on her, there was no indication that she had drunk six ounces of Erguotou and five or six bottles of beer half an hour ago. She looked as sober as could be.
"Yeah, Xiao Linzi, you've really lost out today. You could have given Honglian to us after you got her, since you were her suitor after all."
Whether Zhu Youmei was genuinely disappointed or gloating, she glanced at Lin Yao and then fixed her gaze on Xiang Honglian, as if she wanted to see Honglian's distressed expression.
Although she had just been treated to a meal by Xiang Honglian, Zhu Youmei still targeted Xiang Honglian when faced with trivial matters; it had almost become a habit.
Lin Yao had a good relationship with all the office staff, but it was obvious that he was closest to Chen Zhili and Xiang Honglian. Therefore, if he had a spot, it probably wouldn't go to Zhu Youmei. So Zhu Youmei teased Lin Yao with a slightly relieved feeling.
"Well... I'm not close to my old flame. It's so expensive, and I'd really be indebted to her for nothing. How am I going to repay her in the future?" Lin Yao reluctantly came up with an excuse. He couldn't very well tell the ladies that the spot would be meaningless the next day. Even if he was going to owe them a favor, he had to get something in return. A spot that would expire in a day or two was not something that could tempt Lin Yao.
"Panpan, has your old flame become a little distant from you? Are you still close friends?"
Cai Na ran her hand through her wavy hair by her ear. She wondered which movie or foreign actress she'd copied that gesture from. She always considered herself prettier and more charming than Gu Panpan, yet she often lost to her, which made her very resentful. She always wanted to find an opportunity to ridicule Gu Panpan, whom she saw as a mere maid.