Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 880

Eleanor continued, "Tobshampton Group is no longer what it used to be, and Tanum is certainly not the same Tanum anymore. The current state of Tobshampton Group could tarnish Tanum's high-quality corporate image."

I chuckled and said, "They clearly lost someone exceptional after you left. I’m not surprised they declined. It just proves my knack for recognizing talent. Their troubles today were caused by the pits they dug for themselves."

Eleanor shook her head. "It's not just about me. The key is their management flaws. The company's situation is rapidly deteriorating and even the boss's wife is getting involved. From what I've gathered, there have been several quality issues recently, and their industry reputation is very poor."

I knew Eleanor was downplaying it. Even a pig could figure out what issues the Tobshampton Group had faced after Eleanor left.

I had confirmed this when I poached Eleanor. Eleanor had been in the market for many years. Her vision had matured, and when Tobshampton Group lost her, it was like losing the entire market.

"They’ve only realized how strong Tanum is now, so they’re eager to latch onto us. But in my opinion, their products can't compete with the ones we selected later, both in terms of quality and innovation.

"They still have some popularity, but I'm afraid it won't last much longer. Their time is running out. We’re going up and they’re going down. They’re just no match for us."

I noticed that Eleanor remained calm, rational, and clear while talking about this. She didn't let her emotions affect her, and I appreciated that.

This was the kind of executive I needed, and it seemed that I had made the right choice. Also, she had clearly moved on from that incident.

"There's no need to waste any energy on this. You make the decision. If it's not convenient for you to refuse right now, let them wait. I'm heading to the capital tomorrow, and I'll be back in about two days. I need to spend time with my family tonight. You should make things clear to them."

After some thought, I added, "Get some information for me, Eleanor. You can show them a bit of courtesy, but if they insist on seeing me, they'll have to wait until I return from the capital to resolve it in person. You can act as the intermediary."

Eleanor understood that I was doing this for her, and she expressed her gratitude. "Thank you, Ms. Chloe."