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Chapter 583 - 353 Classmates from Wharton School of Business (seeking subscriptions)_2

Chapter 583: Chapter 353 Classmates from Wharton School of Business (seeking subscriptions)_2

Ding Yue nodded, "Correct. The head of the Business Management Department, Liu Qianxing, keeps coming up with these ludicrous rules and regulations, attempting to constrain students. Not only are they impractical, but they also contradict the pedagogical management employed at our Mist City Arts and Science University."

"Indeed, I heard things like, ’No books are allowed on desks’, ’No one can be laying on beds’, ’No trash can be in trash cans’, ’No one can return to dormitories during lecture hours’ - these rules are indeed nonsensical."

An Yujia found these rules set by the Business Management Department circulating on campus utterly bewildering.

For a university student to be restricted by such rules?

Absolutely outrageous!

Perhaps it could be justified for high school students, or even third-year senior students, to be under such strict management since everything was geared towards the College Entrance Examination at that time.

However, university students couldn’t be subjected to the same. Whether it be in their lives or in their studies, they should be granted a relative degree of freedom.

"Regarding these rules and regulations, I’ve already punished the head of the Business Management Department, Liu Qianxing, by stripping him of his position. As such, a vacancy has appeared for the position of the Business Management Department’s head."

When Ding Yue got to this point in the conversation, his intention became clear.

An Yujia also understood what Principal Ding meant, and with a slight frown, she asked, "Are you saying...that you want me to take over as head of the department?"

Ding Yue was delighted by her question and quickly shook his head, "Miss An, you would indeed be a good choice. After all, you graduated from a world-renowned business school. However, managing my Feiyue Group is already quite demanding. Having you take on the additional role of head of the Business Management Department would clearly not be suitable."

Ding Yue initially did have this idea, believing An Yujia to be the ideal candidate.

After all, An Yujia graduated from Wharton School of Business in the United States and her capability was easily observable, managing his Feiyue Group superbly and orderly.

Having An Yujia as the head of the Business Management Department at Mist City Arts and Science University would be perfect.

However.

Ding Yue quickly took into consideration other factors.

An Yujia was only human, and managing his Feiyue Group was already very tiring. If she was also given the business school to manage, wouldn’t that completely wear her out?

Even talents should not be exploited like that!

After all, if she took on the role of head of the Business Management Department, she would have to deal with a multitude of teaching and administrative affairs related to the business school. The workload was not trivial.

"Hmm, you’re right, Principal Ding. Currently, my energy is just enough to manage and operate your Feiyue Group. If I were to manage the business school as well...I am afraid I might be spread too thin. As a result, both jobs could suffer."

An Yujia spoke frankly.

"Exactly, that’s what I thought as well." Ding Yue said with a light smile and nodded, "Therefore, I thought of another solution."

"Hmm? What do you mean?"

An Yujia furrowed her brows in curiosity.

"Miss An, do you have any classmates with whom you have a good relationship? If they could come to our Mist City Arts and Science University as the head of the Business Management Department and develop it, perhaps the future of our university’s business school would be brighter."

Ding Yue asked with a smile.

Exactly!

Even though Ding Yue knew that An Yujia might not be a good fit for the head of the Business Management Department, he turned his attention to her classmates and friends.

As An Yujia was a high-achieving overseas student who graduated from the Wharton School of Business, her classmates and friends were naturally remarkable especially in the field of business management.

Thus, Ding Yue thought that inviting one of An Yujia’s friends or classmates to be the head of the Business Management Department at his Mist City Arts and Science University would be a great choice.

Of course, this depended on whether An Yujia could provide such a talent resource for Ding Yue.

"I see..."

An Yujia fell into deep thought.

Seeing this, Ding Yue wondered whether An Yujia didn’t have any close classmates and friends from her time at the Wharton School of Business?

Could it be?

Keep in mind that An Yujia is a graduate from the Wharton School of Business and was a senior executive at a well-known international company in The United States.

If she hadn’t been forced to quit due to certain circumstances and returned to her home country, An Yujia’s future prospects were quite promising.

As a Wharton School of Business alumna, she surely has some connections.

"I do know some people from the Wharton School of Business, but for their development back in the country, I’m afraid... Principal Ding, I’ll try my best to find someone,"

An Yujia said, without much confidence.

After all, if An Yujia mentioned that it was a local private university’s School of Business, it would probably be directly rejected.

Many found it astounding that An Yujia, such a high-achiever from Wharton, came to Mist City Arts and Science University and joined Ding Yue’s Feiyue Group.

Even An Yujia’s best friends felt it was a bit of a waste.

However, now An Yujia believes that she made the right choice because the potential of Mist City Arts and Science University is unlimited.

This also means that the future of Feiyue Group is full of endless possibilities, offering a great space for showcasing her talent and abilities.

"Okay, this is just an idea I had to share with you. If it works, great, if not, we can find someone else with strong capabilities in business management to lead the department,"

Ding Yue did not insist on having An Yujia find the suitable person for him.

If it goes well, that would be best. If not, he won’t insist.

For a Business School, Ding Yue understood that unlike Computer Science or Engineering departments which may achieve greatness in a short time, it’s not easy for a Business School to produce a Wall Street Wolf, and it’s still a question whether they could or not.

Because among the students at the Mist City Arts and Science University’s business school, those who choose business management are mostly underachievers. Although they graduate with decent grades, they are only suited for regular business management roles.

Entering an international conglomerate or a place like Wall Street is not going to be easy.

If An Yujia couldn’t help find qualified personnel, then Ding Yue would have to resort to high-paid recruitment.

"Principal Ding, I will do my best,"

An Yujia took a deep breath and said.

"I will wait for your news. Leaving the position of business administrators department head vacant for a while shouldn’t be a problem,"

Ding Yue had high hopes for An Yujia.

Once she returned home, An Yujia started sorting out her contacts from Wharton School of Business.

There are two classmates with whom she has maintained good relationship and perhaps it’s worth giving a shot.

In addition, An Yujia knew an older classmate and a junior student.

That older classmate has a bright future, so he will probably not come back to a local private business school and become a department head.

As for that junior, she was three years behind An Yujia, and she met her when she was about to graduate from Wharton, and the junior had just joined.

"Jia sister, so you mean your boss, Principal Ding at the Mist City Arts and Science University, needs a head for the Business Administration department?"

In the evening, after returning to her apartment, An Yujia had a video call chat with her best friend.

Essentially, An Yujia chats with her best friend Luo Qi every night. Who happens to be Luo Peng’s sister.

"Yes, that’s why he asked me to see if I could find someone," An Yujia answered.

"Actually, I would like to help Principal Ding out, but managing the entire Feiyue Group is already quite demanding."

A moment later, An Yujia added.

"Indeed, you are busy enough already. Every day when we video chat, you’re always handling some work, like right now, you’re busy again, aren’t you?" Luo Qi asked.

"Yes, I plan to ask my Wharton alumni that I knew before."

Even though An Yujia was still busy, she didn’t end the video call with Luo Qi as chatting with her best friend Luo Qi every night has become a way for An Yujia to relieve her daily work pressure.