At the bidding meeting, the quotations from the three companies were in perfect agreement, and senior representatives were already serving tea to celebrate the success.
The new clerk suddenly stopped: "This tender document was rejected three years ago."
He has no background and no side.
The only skill is to compare massive documents and understand every rule.
Faced with co-workers' persuasion to resign and pressure from veterans, he withdrew his doubts on the surface, but secretly followed the procedures for review, clarification and leaving traces, allowing bidders to hand-deliver irrefutable evidence.
Everyone was waiting to see him take the blame.
Unexpectedly, the second tender started, and just as the mastermind behind the scenes wanted to control the results, all related units fell into a closed compliance loop at the same time.
He was slapped in the face on the spot, reported in reverse, and the investigators pushed open the door on the spot!
But after the dust settled, he discovered that the signature of the old tender document actually came from the director of the tendering office who had been protecting him...
