Before she knew it, it was past 5:40 PM.
There were no more excuses to postpone, and Hye-won knocked on the Team Leader’s office door with the calculation that she could brief him in about 15 minutes and then leave work on time – a rare occurrence for her.
Knock-knock-
“Yes, come in.”
A low, indifferent voice came from inside the room.
Hye-won slightly opened the door, peeked inside, and asked the team leader.
“Team Leader.
Shall I give you a briefing now?”
She held the doorknob, not fully entering the room.
Just in case.
She was hoping for a response like, ‘It’s late, let’s do it tomorrow,’ or ‘I’ll just ask when I’m curious.’
She particularly emphasized the word ‘brief.’
Team Leader Seo, who had been looking at his monitor, glanced at the wall clock, then pointed to the meeting table in front of his desk and stood up.
“All right.
Come and sit down.”
Ugh.
With a shallow sigh, Hye-won sat opposite Team Leader Seo.
“Assistant Manager Lee, you seemed very busy all day today…”
As Team Leader Seo leaned back in his chair and showed a smile-filled expression, Hye-won responded with an eye-smile brighter than ever, as if in reply.
“Indeed.
I seem to have an unusual amount of work today.
Haha.”
“Then, please begin.”
“Yes.”
Hye-won immediately turned on her tablet screen.
Files displaying Oz’s overall business structure, project progress, sales, and relationships with partner companies scrolled open.
How many times have I done this already?
Every time a new team leader or executive arrived, including Heo Semi, the general briefing about the company was always Hye-won’s responsibility, as she was the “old-timer” at Studio Oz. Read the latest chapters at novelping(.)com.
If this is the case, they might as well make me the Figurehead CEO.
“As you can see, our Team 1 has a total of four members: Team Leader, I, So-young, and Director Yoo.
Director Yoo is currently dedicated to external projects, so he commutes to that location.
He’ll come here for planning meetings later, so you can greet him then.”
Team Leader Seo nodded.
After that, Hye-won read through it in order, as if reading from a catalog.
The general materials had already been emailed to Team Leader Seo, and most of her predecessors, even after being briefed with enthusiasm and sincerity, would claim to understand everything, only to ask from scratch whenever an issue arose.
So, there was no need to expend all her energy right from the start.
“And currently, Studio Oz’s core consists of its in-house Planning Team and Production Team.
You can find everything in the PDF.
And as you can see… the current sales status and the list of partners are also there…”