He usually just does whatever he's interested in, without a specific plan.
"In the beginning, it's better for a company to specialize and excel," Mason Wilson suggested. "Let's take a look at your company first."
He still didn't know exactly what Charles Seymour's company did, so he wanted to sort it out first and figure out the most profitable main direction suitable for the company's development.
Otherwise, if Charles tries to bite off more than he can chew with too many fields, it'll be hard to achieve significant growth.
"Hmm," Charles Seymour also thought it would be better to look at the company first, as he was too lazy to explain what his company did due to the sheer number of activities—it would be exhausting to list them.
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Jim Perry waited excitedly by the elevator, finally, the boss was going to bring someone to the company to help share the workload.
