Stronger by Paying Salaries and I Have 1 Billion Employees

After three minutes, Gao Qiang stood up and sighed. ”Alright,” he said with resignation. ”I’ll explain this to President Cheng for you. The final decision on how to handle it, however, will still come from headquarters.”

He knew that recently, because of the subsidy war with Tiantian and DiDi Dache, the folks in the product department hadn’t had a day off in two weeks.

Mistakes at work were understandable under the circumstances, but a mistake was still a mistake, and punishment was unavoidable.

After all, the company paid overtime at 1.5 and 2 times the normal rate; they hadn’t shorted anyone a single dime.

”Thank you, President Gao,” Zhang Yunni said, filled with gratitude.

”Go home and get some rest for now,” Gao Qiang said with a wave of his hand. The exhaustion on her face wasn’t something she could fake.

Zhang Yunni opened her mouth, but swallowed the words she was about to say. She wanted to wait for the incident analysis report before leaving, but she knew it wouldn’t be sorted out anytime soon.

As for going home to rest?

The thought never even crossed her mind. After leaving the conference room, she headed straight for the testing team’s area and voluntarily joined their work.

1:00 AM.

Hong Jun walked up to Gao Qiang and explained quietly, ”President Gao, there are no issues with the red packet feature, and the customer service team is placating the users. The current problem is that this batch of red packets doesn’t become active until midnight on June 12th.”

Gao Qiang glanced at the time and urged them, ”Give each of the affected users a 10-yuan ride voucher with no minimum spend as compensation. Alright, it’s getting late. Good work, everyone. Let’s all go home for now.”

”Hong Jun, Xie Rui, Zhou Xia... I’m so sorry for dragging you all into working overtime. I’ll treat everyone to KFC tomorrow,” Zhang Yunni said, her face a picture of guilt as she bowed repeatedly in apology.