The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 114

Loreen immediately went to Doris’s office when she received the call. Charlie grabbed the chance and quickly went downstairs.

He saw Claire walking out, looking worn out and weary, as soon as he reached his car.

She was exhausted from the heavy workload of the hotel project. She said helplessly, "I have too much work on my hands, 24 hours are not enough." 1

Charlie said heavy-heartedly, "How about dividing some of the works to other people? Or maybe just don't do it."

"No way,” Claire said, "I was appointed as the director only recently, I need to work hard to strengthen and solidify my foundation at the company, otherwise, my cousin will swoop in whenever he sees a chance." 1

Claire was extremely annoyed when Harold’s disgusting look appeared in her mind. The bothersome man kept going against her and always did things detrimental and inimical. 2

On the way home, Claire closed her eyes to rest while Charlie focused on driving without disturbing her.

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Meanwhile, in Doris's office.

Doris informed Loreen of the new appointment, which

made Loreen a little surprised and bewildered. 5

It hadn't been long since she was appointed as the administrative director, and now she was transferred t o the sales department. Why? 4

The explanation that Doris gave her was, "I think you are very capable and talented, it is a waste of your talent to work in the administrative department. I take a second look at your resume, you have the background of business management and marketing a s your degree, that's why I think sales are the most suitable position for you. Besides, sales and marketing are more important to the company than any other division. I can assure you, if you commit a good job in the new position, you’ll have a better prospect." 6

Truth be told, Doris wasn't bluffing.

The sales position was indeed much more important than the administration.

The sales department was an important department that generated income and revenue for the company, whereas the administration was more of a housekeeper of the company where it was in charge o f trivial matters.