Nisen nodded, then his tone shifted, "By the way, about my partner's issue..."
David interrupted, "I know, I'm trying my best to look for someone for you, you don't want just anybody to be a burden, do you?"
"Of course not, okay, you go ahead with your work!"
About half an hour after Nisen left, someone knocked on David's office door again.
"Come in!"
This time, it was Deputy Director Megan who came in. She first inquired about some matters regarding the CIA.
When she learned that David had already forced the other party to pay taxes and the information had been archived, she couldn't help smiling and praised him.
"Oh, there's something I need to tell you!"
Megan placed a document on the desk and said, "Isn't your team missing an Inspector? Don't bother looking anymore!"
David's face showed a hint of surprise upon hearing this.
By all accounts, Megan's position wouldn't involve dealing with specific matters regarding Inspectors.
Unless...
She had a relative or an acquaintance she wanted to place in the role...
If that were the case, Nisen was going to be somewhat unlucky!
Pushing aside his thoughts, David picked up the document from the desk and started reading it.
[Name: Selina Kennedy.]
[Gender: Female.]
[Age: 24.]
[Graduated from Haver University with a major in Economics...]
[...]
After going through the document, David felt a bit surprised and then turned to Megan, "Deputy Director Megan, this Selina Kennedy, she wouldn't be a member of that prominent Kennedy Family in America, would she?"
"What do you think?"
David was not stingy at all, directly allocating two thousand US dollars to their team.
With everyone performing their duties, the day came to an end.
The next day arrived.
Upon reaching the office, David immediately opened up the performance assessment board.
The new assessment period had been going for two days now.
Currently ranking first in the country was that familiar name, Brown Soros.
In just two days, this guy had amassed a performance score of 4.369 million dollars.
Compared to the last assessment period, it seemed he had improved significantly.
"Huh?"
Suddenly, a look of surprise crossed David's face.
He had been preoccupied with Brown's performance, but he hadn't noticed that one person's name was missing.
Kelly Orsey, his former partner's name, was no longer on the list!
There was only one reason for this: Brown Soros, just like himself, had been promoted to Chief Tax Officer because of an outstanding performance during the assessment period!
That was the only way one could rank separately on this list!
But thinking about it, it seemed normal.
Brown's team had racked up a performance score of over 18 million dollars last period, ranking them first in the country.
With such impressive performance, even if the Manhattan, New York Branch had no Chief Tax Officer vacancies, the leadership there would have likely found a way to elevate him.
Otherwise, after three assessment periods and repeatedly coming first in the country, it wouldn't make sense if a top-performing Inspector didn't ascend to the role of Chief Tax Officer!
During his further observations, David also noticed.
Apart from him and Brown Soros, there were quite a few Inspectors who had been promoted to Chief Tax Officers during this assessment period.
Bellamy Hardy from the Los Angeles Long Beach Branch, consistently ranking second in the country, had also been promoted to Chief Tax Officer.
Besides, across the country, more than ten other Inspectors had also been promoted to the role of Chief Tax Officer!