Summit Farmer

Public opinion suddenly shifted, and all sorts of information about Peter Brown were dug up. He was proficient in three foreign languages and computer literate, and now he had knowledge of architecture. Once these details had surfaced, there was no stopping Peter from becoming a sensation.

Peter himself didn’t pay much attention to these matters. For him, it was merely an examination and, after it was over, he drove back to his residence.

This time, the group company had arranged for him to stay in a hotel not far from the company.

Right after Peter left, Tobia Armstrong’s eyes burned with enthusiasm, and he quickly made a phone call to report Peter’s situation to the leadership.

Actually, by the time Tobia had reported it, others had already informed them. The leaders were pleased and laughed heartily, saying, "Talent indeed, a real talent. You know, Brooks, having such talent within a subsidiary company seems like a waste. You must realize that someone of his caliber is highly sought-after nationwide, and companies will surely try to poach him. You need to be prepared mentally for this, as retaining such talent will be a test for your company."

Initially, Tobia hadn’t thought about it this way, but now the perspective seemed monumental. If they couldn’t retain such talent, how would people view his company? Would they think there was a problem in how they managed personnel?

After ending the call, Tobia turned to the leaders beside him and said, "Let’s head back to the company for a meeting."

Soon, the leaders had returned to the group company, and everyone gathered in a small conference room.

As soon as they sat down, Tobia seriously said, "Peter’s examination has proven his innocence and brought honor to our group, mending the general perception of our company and, in fact, promoting it."