Here Is the Point We Stop Chapter 61

"Master Aaron Kurosawa, this way please."

After the elevator opened, someone immediately took over at the door to lead Leon the way. This person was wearing a docile suit and had a very stable temperament. She introduced herself as the boss’s secretary.

The Japanese headquarters building of Baige Group is slightly lower than Tokyo Tower. It can be regarded as a landmark building. The private reception room is on the top floor. Looking around, you can have a panoramic view of the entire city. Huge houses and vehicles can also be seen here. Endlessly reduced to an insignificant ant. Some people in high positions always like to put themselves in a superior position and put their offices on the top floor, as if this can show their outstanding status and arrogant dignity.

Of course, in the case of companies like Neon, which are mostly pyramid structures, the hierarchical distribution is a commonplace. In order to emphasize the identity difference and maintain the hierarchical order, this distribution is also universal in the world. Even the most friendly company structure will inevitably emphasize that there are actually superior-subordinate relationships in harmonious companies. Leon admitted that he had this idea because of his subjective stereotype.

But in a country like Japan, where earthquakes occur frequently, the top floor represents both a door to life and a dead end. In recent years, due to policy restrictions and safety factors, such high-rise buildings have gradually disappeared. Nearby buildings that exceed safety standards are being demolished and rectified. This is determined by objective factors. Regardless of status and identity, it will be the Baige Group's turn sooner or later.