When Mr. Lo warns Mr. Zhu about playing favorites, what he is warning about how the DMN focused on Gage during one of their previous projects because he was “easy”. Because of this, the Department found themselves owing Gage a[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Neither Francis Urquest or Underwood have anything on Mr. Lo on what things are appropriate to comment on.
Whatever rumors Mr. Lo has heard. Most of them involve the consultant Ms. Atri. We first met her here. She tends to be a bit… enthusiastic. Of course, these are just rumors and one should not take casual lunchtime conversation[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Mr. Zhu looked around the park field. So far his observations had been coming along nicely. He wondered why he had bothered to come along. He had far much work to do on his own work, let alone the project[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Mr. Zhu is more than happy to enjoy the perks of his seniority. Getting the responsibility of actual leadership is another thing altogether.
Mr. Lo is back from “supervising” Michelle and Hsin’s trip to China. He’s bound to have lots of questions for Mr. Zhu! Incidentally, We last saw the dragon security guard here.
It looks like Mr. Lo has heard the phrase promote the person who looks busy or at least seems too complacent. While this may help Mr. Zhu’s concerns about Ms. Wan gunning for his job, it won’t help him sleep[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
As I mentioned before, I regret not using Paul’s cousin, Nikki Huen, more. It appears that the Department of Minor Nuisances Agrees with me. Since Nikki appears to have value not just as a source of aggravation but, according to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Another memo has been sent out for another staff meeting. Mr. Zhu thought he had another to get his regular work done. What he didn’t know was the promotion he received during the Circle Band’s road trip wasn’t as temporary[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
