315 Prototype Development of the Joint Venture Company (2) – Part 2

After the general affairs manager listed all the employees who attended the meeting, Interpreter Yee was preparing to interpret what he just heard. At that moment, Gun-Ho told him,

"Please make it short."

"Okay, sir."

The interpreter listed everyone at the meeting with their positions only and he didn't list their names, to make it short.

Gun-Ho then said,

"Thank you for joining us today. We could successfully establish our joint venture because of your hard work. Now, we began producing our sample products, and this is the time when we focus all of our time and energy on sale. In order to efficiently support the sale, we first have to produce quality products."

Gun-Ho gave time to the interpreter to interpret what he just said before continuing his speech. He made his statement short enough so the interpreter could easily interpret it. Once he finished a fragment of his speech, he turned his head and looked at the interpreter and let him interpret before he continued to talk.