One of the supervisors stepped forward and greeted the board politely, his voice calm but rehearsed.
"It's honestly a surprise to us," he began. "We haven't faced any major challenges lately. From what we've gathered, some of the employees resigned because they were relocating to other towns. Others mentioned starting their own businesses, and a few may have found better offers elsewhere."
Victor leaned forward slightly, raising a brow. "Sorry to interrupt," he said, his tone polite but firm. "But are these reasons actually stated in their resignation letters?"
The supervisor blinked, caught off guard. "No, sir," he replied, hesitating. "These are just things we heard from other staff."
"So, they're assumptions," Victor added plainly.
"Yes, sir."
"And which department received these resignation letters?"
