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GVS enterprises...
This well-known company occupies seven floors in the building and is the largest business enterprise in M city.
Its employees are divided into two; the inner employees and the outer employees.
The outer employees take three whole floors and the remaining 4 are reserved for the inner employees.
There's always plenty of room for promotion, so long as you've got the talent, the skill, dedication, commitment, requirements and the approval of the Deputy Manager.
GVS enterprises have branches in 50 countries in the 7 continents and it's all being controlled by a single man-the heartthrob of many ladies of marriageable age, Nelson Woodley, a man known to be strict and cold. He is said to have a frozen heart but the best brain when it comes to business.
No one has ever seen him smile or ear anything other than black suits.
If one could go to his house,they'd see that everything in his room is either black or white.
Some also call him the lion boss due to his easily firing an employee when they make mistakes.
For example, gossiping is forbidden in the company, eating is also forbidden in the company as the company gives workers 2 whole hours to buy food for lunch outside the building and so many restaurants are around the area.
If he catches anyone disobeying any of these rules then he is fired. Those who work under him do so with fear.
At this time, a black Maybach Exelero latest brand rolled over to the entrance of the company.
20 workers of the company,10 men and ten omen ere already waiting for him dressed in black suits.
The driver of the car got out and walked around to the back passengers' door and opened it.
A man stepped out dressed in black suit that was worth 2 million dollars.
The silver wristwatch on his hand cost half a million and that was his favorite watch. The leather shoes he ore cost a quarter of a million and the glasses he ore cost 30 thousand dollars.
Yeah! Everything about him from head to toe smelt and proclaimed money.
This man is the famous Nelson Woodley the CEO of GVS enterprises.