To expand his company's business, Su Jingsheng had set up a factory to process automotive parts. Through his connections, he had successfully secured a supply contract with a major brand. This had become his primary source of revenue, providing the company with a significant influx of capital. It had always been understood that the client would only perform random spot checks rather than inspecting every single item, as total inspection would only increase labor costs and delay delivery times. Within the industry, many people tended to turn a blind eye to such practices; as long as there were no major issues or reckless errors, everything usually passed without a hitch.
But today, his assistant reported that the client had inspected the entire shipment and claimed that a large portion was substandard. It was clearly a deliberate attempt to cause trouble. Not only was this batch rejected, but having to produce a replacement meant not only making zero profit but also incurring a massive financial loss. For the company, this was a devastating blow.
"What on earth is going on? Have they replaced the people over there?" Su Jingsheng could only think of this as the cause. He had thoroughly vetted the inspectors, and through private inquiries and mutual exchanges, he knew they had shared interests and generally wouldn't make things difficult for him. If the client had suddenly changed their tune, it could only mean a change in personnel.
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