Chapter 169
Chapter 169:
“By the way, I’m adding breakfast as a company perk. No more rushing through meals. I’ll arrange for the restaurant to deliver breakfast each morning. I’m also aware that most of you aren’t big fans of team-building events, so I won’t insist on them. Instead, we’ll divide the event budget equally among everyone, and you can spend it however you see fit. Plus, you’ll never be forced to take part in any activities you don’t want to p>
The room grew quieter as employees exchanged looks, excitement clear in their eyes.
What kind of dream boss had they just gotten?
Fernanda knew exactly what they wanted and was in tune with their needs.
The atmosphere brightened instantly, and the previous gloom from the early meeting faded away. Some even found themselves hoping for more meetings like this one.
Rosita quietly watched Fernanda, feeling a strong sense of admiration. It was incredible how, with just a few straightforward, cost-effective moves, Fernanda had completely won over the entire news department. She didn’t just make an impact—she fit right in, almost effortlessly.
The way she navigated everything with such skill and ease was honestly impressive.
After Fernanda pointed out those few simple employee perks, the mood in the meeting room shifted noticeably.
The tension eased, and everyone seemed to relax. Even those who hadn’t dared to eat breakfast before started opening their paper bags, pulling out their meals. It was as if her words had given them permission to unwind.
The scent of milk filled the room, adding warmth to the previously tense atmosphere.
“If any of you have questions about the company’s future plans or anything work-related, feel free to approach me. You can ask openly or anonymously—whichever you’re more comfortable with. I’ll share my personal email later, so you can reach out freely,” Fernanda said. The employees nodded in unison, agreeing.
“I have a vision for our company. I want us to be a media outlet that stands for integrity and humanity—one that doesn’t sacrifice its values for trends or sensationalism, one that doesn’t deceive the public, tarnish reputations, or distort the truth. I know this may seem like an impossible dream, but it’s what I hope for p>
Fernanda paused for a moment, then spoke firmly. “Since taking on this role, I’ve set a clear goal, and I’m committed to working towards it. I hope you’ll all join me. As media professionals, our responsibility isn’t to manipulate public emotions, but to give voice to the truth of our time.” With that, Fernanda stood up and gave a respectful bow to everyone in the room.
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She then declared, “That’s all for today p>
After the meeting ended, employees trickled out of the conference room, but Fernanda stayed behind. Rosita lingered too, sitting in her seat, as though she had something to discuss with Fernanda.
When the others had gone, she finally spoke. “You’re still too young p>
“What do you mean by that, Rosita?” Fernanda asked with a smile. “Are you saying the employee perks are too simple, or that my vision is too naive p>