Chapter 30 – The Evil Capitalist

• Sure enough, it was just as I had thought—almost exactly.
• Kevin finally understood the extent of power concentration, acting like a local emperor. How could he let others interfere with his ideas? So, he stifled the enthusiasm and creativity of his employees. Even if they had ideas to share, he would either claim them as his own or reject them outright.
• Under these conditions, how could anyone be willing to work for him?