Chapter 306: Offline Competition Begins

Wei Yan waved his hand gently, stopping the applause from everyone in the meeting room.

After pondering for a moment, he continued to speak.

"The project has been decided, but aside from Xu Yuan, who is already the project supervisor, the other positions have not been assigned yet."

"The remaining positions are one deputy supervisor and five team leaders."

"Lu Ren will take the position of deputy supervisor. As for the team leader positions, I have selected two candidates—the two team members who just went out to assist in explaining the game plan."

"As for the remaining three team leaders, you all go back and elect them yourselves. Whether it's by voting or some other method, you can decide. Once you've selected them, just hand the list to me."

Lu Ren had been able to lead the planning of a game proposal, so his ability was clear; he was definitely qualified to serve as deputy supervisor.

As for the two team members who assisted in explaining the game plan, they had also played a key role during the presentation.

They certainly had a certain level of ability.

Therefore, he directly appointed these two as team leaders for the project Group.

"Thank you, General Manager Wei."

Lu Ren and the other two employees who had been appointed hurriedly stood up to thank him.

"No need to thank me. If you really want to thank me, just do a good job on the game, and that will be enough."

Wei Yan waved his hand indifferently, then stood up and walked outside.

"Meeting adjourned!"

…

Top floor,

Presidents Office,

Chen Mo looked at the recent revenue reports submitted by Nanhe Coffee. After carefully comparing them, he discovered that although the current income of Nanhe Coffee had not dropped back to its initial levels, it had stabilized.

However, this incident had also caused the overall revenue of Nanhe Coffee to increase by more than 500,000, which meant he had lost 500,000 less.

But 500,000 was no longer significant for his current assets.

After confirming this, he finally felt relieved.

"In the future, if there are no major changes in the income of Nanhe Coffee, you don't need to report it to me."

He set aside the documents for Nanhe Coffee, looked up at Shen Rou, and spoke slowly.

Since the income had stabilized, there was no need to pay excessive attention to it.

"Understood, President Chen."

Shen Rou nodded.

"By the way, issue a directive for company team-building activities. They must be held once a month, and the time must not encroach on employees' rest time. The funds spent on team building should not be less than 1,000 per person on average."

"Send this directive to every company and let them organize it themselves. Whether they coordinate with other companies or hold it on their own, let them discuss it. I won't be involved in this matter."

Chen Mo took a sip of coffee and continued.

"Also, about the sports meet—it must be held once every quarter. This matter must also be implemented, and I won't say much about it in the future. The overall format can be held just like before, and don't forget the rewards and such."

"Yes, that's all. You go back and implement these things as soon as possible."

He watched Shen Rou leave.

Chen Mo sighed slowly. Due to the one-month holiday for the New Year, and being busy with other things after returning, he had forgotten about the sports meet. And as for the company team-building, if he didn't organize it, no one in the companies below would.

After thinking about it,

He simply set these two things as mandatory indicators and let the people below organize them themselves.

This way, he wouldn't have to worry about these two things anymore; just let them handle it.

He wouldn't attend the team building,

But he could show his face at every sports meet and perhaps preside over a lucky draw. As the president of the Group, it was necessary to participate in employee activities.

After arranging everything,

He flipped through the recently received investment projects and, finding no reliable projects, disappointedly set them aside.

What was wrong with these projects? Why weren't there any reliable projects like Pang Tao's?

He sighed helplessly,

He glanced at today's date and realized it was April 15th. Wasn't this the date for the offline competition of "Extreme Survival" held by Tiange Club?

He opened Tiger Head Livestream to see what was going on,

As soon as he entered the Tiger Head Livestream page, he saw a huge banner advertisement.

Eye-catching,

Very eye-catching.

Given the size of this banner, even someone with 1000-degree myopia would spot it at first glance.

He took a simple look at the content of the banner.

"Tiange Cup 'Extreme Survival' Million Prize Pool Competition, see you at 6 PM."

He checked the time; it was only 10 AM. Releasing a banner announcement so early—what exactly was their intention?

Bad luck!

His originally pleasant mood instantly vanished upon seeing this huge banner.

He closed the banner and exited Tiger Head Livestream directly.

This Tiger Head Livestream is toxic.

It was far worse than his Boring Short Videos.

…

Boring Short Videos,

Li Shen and Wu Yu looked at the data submitted by their subordinates, and smiles appeared on their faces one after another.

"Brother Shen, this academic livestreaming is already very popular."

Wu Yu said pleasantly.

Li Shen also nodded excitedly.

"Not bad. If it continues to develop like this, the academic livestreaming sector will soon become popular."

He hadn't expected those two college students to be so capable, finding so many viewing users in such a short time.

Looking at the backend data, the total number of people watching this type of livestream had already reached over 50,000.

Although this number didn't mean much to the entire Boring Short Videos platform,

These 50,000+ people played a huge role in academic livestreaming.

Almost as soon as the livestreaming started, these 50,000+ users would disperse into various academic Livestream rooms. To help their children learn, they had almost become loyal users of Boring Short Videos.

Plus, since this was free teaching, it also increased user trust.

As for livestream tipping, it was entirely voluntary, and he had also forbidden the streamers below from engaging in any tipping-related inducements.

So, in terms of nature, calling it free teaching was perfectly fine.

"Brother Shen, the relevant stationery, as well as some textbooks, review questions, and other study materials, have all been selected. It's time to put them on the shelves."

Wu Yu spoke quickly.

50,000 potential users—this was a very large market.

Moreover, stationery and exercise books were consumable items that would always be in demand.

"Hmm, they can be put on the shelves. Have the backend department send a message to those academic streamers, and then open sales channels in their Livestream rooms."

"However, remind those streamers that teaching should still be the priority. Don't mention sales too often. If users ask, they can talk about it appropriately."

Li Shen immediately agreed to this matter.