Chapter 424 Wynter Cleans the Hotel
Wynter had read through many of the hotel guest reviews.
It wasn’t like there hadn’t been any problems before. Nevertheless, the hotel’s customer service department had significant issues. They disregarded their customers‘ feedback, which accumulated over time until now.
The resentment in the underground basement was already intense. It may spread upstairs within a month.
At that point, guests‘ emotions would undoubtedly be affected, leading to extreme incidents like people jumping off buildings to commit suicide.
paper. “Ask
“Find some seasoned workers and pay them well.” Wynter kicked the white paper. them to tear down that wall.”
The manager nodded quickly at Wynter’s instructions.
Wynter tossed the Evercrest Gem over and set down the candle jar. “Don’t move the Evercrest Gem before the wall is torn down.”
“Yes, I’ll get right to it.” The manager had become one of Wynter’s people.
Following the public discourse incident, some who previously did not accept Wynter had changed their opinions on her.
They decided that they couldn’t rely on Shane. He couldn’t even handle the most basic of public relations issues.
At that point, he had yet to explain why he had apologized so readily.
On the other hand, Wynter had been the driving force behind the hotel’s economic growth. She was always the first to step up to the plate in every situation. Unlike him, who had vanished. It was clear who was truly competent.
Shane never imagined his public reputation would suffer such a blow.
He could put up with what people said about him online. However, some of his subordinates had clearly expressed to him their desire to stay at the hotel.
Shane was furious. The only idea he could think of was to contact Darrell.
“Only Mr. Novak can change my fate now. Mr. Novak will surely have an idea! He can help me like he did before,” Shane muttered to himself as if he was possessed.
Meanwhile, in the hotel, Wynter fired a group of people after dealing with the hotel’s layout.
Those people refused to accept it.
They argued, “We’ve been here since Q Hotel opened, but you want to fire us now. Aren’t you concerned that the employees will become bitter and disappointed?”
Fiddling with the purple sugilite pendant, Wynter lifted her gaze. Her presence was commanding.
She swiftly raised her hand and projected the accounts she had found onto the hotel’s large
screen.
“The person who led others to doubt the hotel’s good fortune was in marketing.
“This is the person who claimed the guest who won the lottery was a troll.
“And… this is one who said I was acting.”
Wynter gave the shocked old employees a nonchalant look. They all held managerial positions. “Your account IDs can be linked to your phones and offices. You’re getting paid by the hotel, yet you bite the hand that feeds you. I’m going to sue you for defaming the hotel’s reputation. You can check your mailboxes for the lawyer’s letter once you get home.”
“Ms. Quinnell!” One of them snapped out of their trance and immediately cried. “I’ve made a mistake. I was talking nonsense. I still have to care for my 70–year–old mother. I can’t be sued. I won’t be able to find work. Please spare me!”
Wynter was unfazed. “I said I’d give everyone time to set things straight. Some abandoned their professional integrity for profit. Grandpa told me to be kind to the elderly working at Quinnell Corporation. He also told me to be alert and not be too merciful.
“Mr. Schmidt, your chat record of you hiring online trolls still exists. Saying that you were talking nonsense won’t be enough to justify that.”
With that, Wynter waved her hand, and the managers were led outside.
They still hadn’t figured out that the reason she had put off dealing with the online discourse for so long was to see how many employees of the hotel and even Quinnell Corporation would show up and cause trouble.
