Chapter 670
They got back to work. Just then, Zane came back and sat down next to me. Updating me on his progress, he said, “I only got some of their numbers. There are a few I haven’t managed to ask.”
Sasha immediately asked, “Whose number are you trying to get? Let me know; I’ll forward you their numbers.”
Zane asked, “Are you sure you will have the contact I’m looking for?”
Without hesitation, Sasha nodded and said, “Yes! I got every single attendee’s number.”
At that moment, Zane finally realized Sasha’s strength. He asked, “And do you remember all of them?”
Sasha replied confidently, “Of course! They’re all my clients. When I got their numbers, I took note of their appearance and their WhatsApp profiles.”
Upon hearing that, Zane described the relevant people to Sasha, and she immediately forwarded their numbers to Zane. He immediately contacted them, expressed interest in their projects, and invited them to meet him at his office tomorrow.
After that, Zane noticed that Sasha successfully matched more clients. Upon seeing that she was about to call her father to consult him about their backgrounds, Zane said, “Actually, you can ask me about them and their companies. I should have more knowledge than your father.”
Sasha asked in surprise, “Are you willing to help?”
Zane calmly replied, “Take it as my repayment for your help.”
Sasha then showed Zane the replies and asked, “What about these?”
Zane explained each company’s specialty to Sasha. He also pointed out the companies that seemed successful but were actually on the verge of closing down. He also told her about small-scale companies that had good prospects and those that were one project away from bouncing back.
Sasha was shocked. She asked, “How do you know all that?”
Unfazed, Zane said, “If you want your company to do well, you must learn about your partners’ companies. That way, your company can avoid setbacks.”
Sasha was grateful for the advice; she wrote down everything that Zane said. Thankfully, most of
attendees’ companies were
operating fine, and only a ha ex
were on the verge of closing down.
Zane asked for the contact details of the struggling companies, intending to speak to their managers directly. After Sasha sent the contact details to Zane, she continued to message her clients.
Sasha had initially intended to wrap up the conversations before heading off for their meal. But to her surprise, more and more client profiles began to match up.
Feeling overwhelmed by the workload, Sasha made up her mind and said, “Let’s get food first.”
“Okay!”
As we arrived at the restaurant and ordered, Sasha jumped back to work again. Upon seeing how everyone was working overtime, I asked, “How long do you think it will take for the three of us to finish all of this?”
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Sasha pondered on it seriously before saying, “At least a week, I guess.”
I replied, “But that’s assuming you don’t get any new leads.”
Upon hearing that, Sasha took a deep breath and leaned back in her seat. She said, “You’re right.”
Then, she looked at Shane and asked, “Why don’t we hire someone?”