chapter 30 The consequences of being nosy

Seeing the confrontation between the two, the staff of the Human Resources Department were invigorated.
One was a relative by marriage of the Griffith Family, and the other was a salesman valued by the Chairman, both with profound backgrounds. They were eager to know whom the Chairman would favour.
Jackson had exceptionally acute hearing and overheard the employees' discussions.
In reality, for a company like Griffith Group, it was highly frowned upon for family relatives to interfere. Everyone...