Clayton actually wanted to leave a long time ago. He would not have stayed if he did not spend time screening the new candidates.

Talent was their main dilemma.

Now that this biggest problem was solved, there was no need to bother with the rest.

Jake pursed his lips and did not know what to say. He regained his composure and asked.

“Mr. Sloan, you’ve thought of it long ago? Why didn’t you bring it up?”

Clayton raised his eyebrows. “You’re the president, so you’re in charge. If you didn't mention this, I wouldn’t have taken these out either. I’m just helping you.”

Jake was speechless for a moment.

Jake felt that if he had not brought up the idea himself, Clayton would deliberately make him pay for the breach of contract.

After all, there was no better way at the moment.

Clayton turned the screen in front of him so that Jake could see more clearly.

“Today, Sloan Corporation’s stocks have already started to fall. When they resign, it’ll fall even more. I’ll have someone divert