Caden gave Charles a quick look to say thank you and went behind the reception desk to wait.<br/><br/>Liz had her full attention on the new stranger and was more than happy to fill him in with all the ups and downs. She was the first person to meet Charles within the company after all, so she'd be able to fill more people in with the gossip. "Well his room is this way. We don't have stairs in this place, its designed so anyone can work or visit here. I hope you don't mind the little up hill climb" she said directing Charles towards Caden office. It was right at the end of a long hallway. All the office rooms had see-through glass, but Caden's room was completely private. He could see out, but nobody could see in.<br/><br/>Liz didn't sit behind the desk but instead took a seat on the visiting side and gestured for Charles to take the one beside her. "Okay. What would you like to know about the business? We have lots of people within these walls. But if you want to ask how many love their jobs over money the answer is going to be really slim. Caden pays up well and to start with that was okay, but some staff have been working here from their teen years from university. They're grown men and woman now and when Caden came it was a little bit like getting a slap in the face. They feel like they have nothing to work up to anymore. Nobody gets fired or into trouble for their mistakes which has lead to some team members slacking off" she said honestly. "I don't know how Caden's done it, but the business is still standing... But we all know it could be doing better. Are figures are up and I've tried to work out how... But I have no idea. The boss might have a short attention span, but if you need him to come up with a plan or a drawing to help us fix something, he'll have it done well under the five minuet mark".<br/><br/>But she was probably blabbing at the moment. She wasn't really sure what information Charles was needing, but she guessed starting with the employees was the best place to start.<br/><br/>"Everyone needs degrees to work here. That's three, four or even eight years of work if you count in college along with university. I guess the business is a little like a school play ground. The guys only like me and keep me in their good books because I hold Intel from here to another company like us a few towns away. We were built well before them. But they seen our success before Caden joined and decided they could do the same. But even their figures are low".