I Transmigrated As A Villain's Mother Chapter 55

55 Bitter Expressions

The three of them looked at each other in disbelief. Their plan had been passed so easily!

Larry couldn’t hold back his curiosity and asked, “Boss, don’t you think our design is too casual?”

Vivian handed the document to Mike and said with a smile, “I know that you programmers need high mental strength. If the office environment is too oppressive, it will not be conducive to your research and development. Moreover, you must have your reasons for designing them like this. I only care about the results. As long as you can give me satisfactory results, these are all minor problems!”

When Larry and the others heard this answer, they were a little moved.

They had been in contact with at least a dozen investors, but they had never met someone who trusted them so much.

When a woman did things, she was more decisive and magnanimous than many of the male bosses they had seen.

In their hearts, they were even more convinced that they were indebted to Vivian, the big investor, and were even more determined to produce results as soon as possible so they could not betray Vivian’s trust!

Vivian began to ask the question that she was most concerned about. “The management part was mentioned when we signed the project investment last time. The head office will send someone over, but we also have to choose a department manager for the R&D side. Which of you three will do it?”

After the three of them discussed for a while, they brought up Nick, who had tried to mediate the fight last time.

Vivian discussed the name of the company with the three of them and decided to name it Skyworth Technology. Henry consciously added a new to-do list on the book.

Next, Vivian was going to meet the higher-ups of the clothing factory.

As there were too many people, it was not convenient for the director’s office. Vivian took the initiative to go to the meeting room. “Let’s have a progress meeting now.”

Everyone took their seats, and Vivian still arranged for Leon to sit behind her and continue as a ‘sit-in student’.

Vivian handed the contract and key to the finance department that she had signed in M City yesterday. “File the contract.”

“Don’t worry, Boss,” said Nathan with a confident smile. “I’ve completed 90% of the training. I’ll show it to you after I’m done. I’ll give you five days of training.”

Five days of training was neither long nor short. They had learned everything they needed to learn. Vivian had no opinion on this arrangement. “Sure.”

Vivian asked. “How’s the production going? What’s the progress?”

Sella, the head of the production department, handed the schedule to Vivian. “We’ve completed 20 of your designs. We’re now mainly producing the clothes from the three designers you approved last week.”

“The current production progress is 25% and can be completed in three weeks.”

When Vivian heard this, she turned to Henry and asked, “How long will it take for you to renovate and hire?”

After thinking for a moment, Henry replied, “I saw the bungalow is quite big, so it’ll take a long time to renovate. It’ll take at least half a month. Also, we’ll have to go through the filing procedures to set up a store there before we can start recruiting. Without a store, people will think we’re scammers, so recruiting people will be difficult. It’ll take more than 20 days to complete these two tasks.”

Vivian estimated the time in her heart. The renovation training at the store was in line with the production progress here, but if that was the case, they could only open in a month. That was too long. It was impossible!

Vivian frowned and glanced at everyone. Everyone was frightened by her gaze, and an invisible pressure shrouded the office.

Vivian’s face was solemn. “This is too slow. I can’t wait that long! I’ll only give you half a month. I want to see the stores opening within half a month!”

“I’ll settle the shops in the capital in the next two days. Henry, send one person to me. After we find a suitable shop, they’ll stay behind and take care of the related matters.”

When everyone heard the half-month deadline, all of them had bitter expressions.