Global Inc. is a leading provider of integrated construction management services, including planning, design, installation, quality control and maintenance. Each line of business has a division manager. Global Inc. has one headquarter office and four regional offices: South, West, East, and North.
The structure of Global Inc. is as followed:
You have been working at Global Inc. for more than 10 years now. During your assignment, you have worked in two regions: in the South and the North offices. You spent 5 years in the South office and then 5 years in the North office.
You spent five years in the South office. You are close to your colleagues at the South office because you were all of similar age, and you studied at the same university. You often hang out with them after work to reminisce about the good old times. You often laugh reminiscing at your past, like when you sang along to a song you did not know the lyrics of or when you pulled an all-nighter to prepare for the exam just to realize that it had been canceled the next morning. You felt entirely comfortable with your colleagues.
You spent five years in the North office. You had a pleasant experience during your assignment. Even though you were new to the area, you immediately adapted well because it turned out that most of your colleagues went to the same club as you. They offered you an excellent networking opportunity, both for work and socializing. They took you to a special stand-up comedy show by a retired Michelin star chef. There was nothing quite like interacting with unexpected people and sharing good times with people who share your passion.
You work well in both the South and North offices, which resulted in your promotion to a division manager. Some colleagues who worked in the South and North offices around the same time as you also received their well-deserved promotions. You grow and succeed together.
As part of the company policy, before another assignment in the regional office, every managerial position will spend a year in the headquarter office. During your placement in the headquarter office, The Ministry of Public Affairs announces an open tender for a lucrative construction project. This big project will be divided into smaller construction and procurement contracts that will be handled by the head officials assigned to different regions. The CEO decides that the company will participate in this open tender. The CEO asks the four regional offices (South, West, North and East) to pursue these government contracts.
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