Life at The Top novel Chapter 1951

Gale nodded when he saw Dean finally

understood.

“So, I will still go back to that problem. If

you were me, how would you solve this

issue?”

Dean thought for a while as he looked at

Gale’s calm face. He knew very well that

Gale had already decided what to do in his

heart.

This question seemed casual, but it was

actually an inspection.

Gale had no heirs, and he only adopted

many orphans like Dean until he was old.

That was why not a lot of people could call

Gale their grandpa.

Because of Gale’s deliberate training,

many of them were able to be

independent and take charge of matters

themselves.

Dean was originally one of the best, but

after he messed up the last matter, it

greatly reduced Gale’s good impression of

him.

Although he could still stay with Gale and

help him now, Dean could clearly feel that

Gale’s attitude towards him was not as

good as before.

This test was a rare opportunity.

Dean knew Gale too well. Gale was not

stingy in giving opportunities to others,

otherwise, he would not be able to be here

today, let alone be asked this question.

However, Gale had a very distinct

personality.

What he really needed was not a talented

successor, but a successor who

maintained a high degree of consistency

with him and could implement the

Haddock Chamber of Commerce’s

management philosophy even a hundred

years later.

Gale was too conceited. In his opinion, his

ideas and opinions were the most suitable

for the Haddock Chamber of Commerce, s

o he would not allow others to change

them.

Even if it was someone he cultivated, he

would not allow them to influence the management philosophy no matter how good the person was. It just so happened that Dean was the best

candidate among the successors that Gale

had cultivated thus far.

That was why he could get a second chance.

Hence, in the face of this test, Dean’s answer could not indicate how he would solve the problem most appropriately, instead, he needed to guess Gale’s attitude. If he guessed right, he would win. However, if it was wrong, he might really be over.

It was a matter of life and death, so Dean did not dare to waste any time.

He took a deep breath and put himself in Gale’s shoes to think about the problem and weigh all the pros and cons.

He did this for an extremely long time.

Dean did not say anything, and Gale did not rush him.

Just as Dean understood him, Gale also understood Dean well.

He was sure that Dean would realize what

he meant.

He did not mind the people below him

trying to figure out what he meant

because this was exactly what he wanted.

He was over eighty years old, so no matter

how energetic he was, he would still need t

o count his days. Moreover, over the past

two years, he had clearly felt that his

energy and physical condition were not as

good as before.

As his age and influence began to decline i

In the Haddock Chamber of Commerce,

factions separate from his own had begun

to appear.

Under the superposition of various