Chapter 748 Maggie Is Not a Pushover
Maggie spoke bluntly and didn't hide anything; she acted decisively.
Holden and William were both stunned. Only Maggie would dare to directly fire a company executive.
Previously, they were very wary of Michael, fearing he would take business and client information with him. Most of the time, they pretended not to see anything.
When Maggie arrived, she directly fired Michael. While Holden felt a sense of relief, he was also very concerned. What if Michael took the client information with him?
Holden wanted to remind Maggie, but at this moment, it was hard to say anything.
He couldn't stop his sister-in-law's decision.
Michael, relying on the fact that he held a lot of client information, was only annoyed for a moment when faced with Maggie's dismissal. He then said, "Maggie has made it clear, so I, Michael, can't shamelessly stay. I just hope Maggie won't regret it. Even if you invite me back, I won't return."
Maggie sneered and said to William, "Bring Michael's documents over and have him sign the resignation papers. Settle the compensation on the spot. He is not allowed to take anything from his company computer, and all client information he has come into contact with must be retrieved."
Maggie wasn't stupid; she wouldn't let Michael take the client information.
Hearing this, Michael got anxious. "Maggie, those clients are maintained by me. Do you think they will continue to cooperate with you if someone else takes over?"
Maggie smiled and said, "You were able to contact them because the company provided you with this platform. Don't think too highly of yourself. They are not cooperating with you; they are cooperating with Visionary Futures Group."
Maggie didn't want to waste words with Michael. She gave William a hint, and William understood immediately, calling in the security guard. "Mr. Johnson, please come with me to complete the resignation procedures."
After saying this, William walked ahead, and the security guard grabbed Michael, following behind.
Michael was practically dragged out.
Maggie had been in the company for less than ten minutes and had already fired Michael. This action shocked everyone present.
Everyone looked at each other, not daring to speak.
Indeed, women were not to be trifled with.
In everyone's eyes, Maggie was someone who didn't understand anything, which was why she would fire someone as important as Michael. Women were the most likely to act emotionally. If she got upset and fired them too, they would be out of a job.
Just like Maggie said earlier, a million dollars in compensation was something the Flores family could afford.
They decided not to go against Maggie and see what she intended to do.
Michael was just the first to be fired. Maggie sat down, took a sip of tea, and said, "Holden, have someone contact those who didn't come to the morning meeting. I'll give them fifteen minutes. If they don't show up, treat it as absenteeism. If they are absent three times, have them go to the finance department to collect their pay and leave, no matter how important their position is. If they don't comply with company management, there's no need to keep them."
Maggie's thunderous approach seemed a bit radical to Holden, but he complied.
"Yes, Maggie, I'll have Steven make the calls right away."
The calls had an immediate effect. Two-thirds of the people showed up right away, and the remaining third were put on the blacklist and penalized.
Everyone came mainly because they didn't want to provoke a woman who had just lost her husband. If she lost control of her emotions, she could do anything.
In the eyes of the men, women were not as thorough as men and acted based on their emotions.
They couldn't risk their jobs by provoking Maggie.
People trickled into the conference room. This was the first time so many people had attended a morning meeting since Fiorello's incident. Holden suddenly felt a sense of admiration for Maggie.
When almost everyone had arrived and the time was up, Maggie started the morning meeting directly. "Thank you all for coming. Let's start the morning meeting. As you know, my husband had an accident, and I'm not in a good mood. If I do anything extreme or say anything harsh, please bear with me."
Everyone remained silent.
Taking out her bad mood on them?
This Maggie was not an easy person to deal with either.
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