一个空降上任的主任
“A newly appointed director,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
他应该跟你提起过吧
“he must have mentioned them.”
一个 空降上任 的 主任
“A newly appointed director,”
他的过去不是秘密
“his past is no secret.”
“Someone who gets parachuted in at the top naturally has all eyes on his past.”
In Chinese organizational culture, 'parachuted' leaders often face skepticism from incumbent subordinates, making their past credentials and political backing a hot topic of gossip.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
parachuted in from the outside (for an executive position)
Commonly used in professional and corporate contexts to describe a leader appointed from outside rather than promoted internally.
to assume office or take up an official post
A formal or semi-formal verb used when someone officially assumes a leadership role or official duty.