"Ask them to redo it. If they can't do it, they will be included in the next round of layoffs!"

"Boss, you still need to hire professionals to do professional things. We are good at music..."

The secretary shrank his head, feeling bitter.

Except for Sony, the programmers of music companies are all a bunch of second-rate scum. Only if the software they make is not as bad as the world, is it good.

"Are you teaching me how to do something?"

Roger Eames glared angrily and asked his secretary to urge the R&D department to make rectifications within a time limit. Then, as if his soul had been drained, he slumped down on his chair and stared at the ceiling.

His eyelids fluttered slightly and closed unconsciously.

"On January 10, 2000, AOL officially announced that it would acquire Time Warner, the world's largest media company, for a sky-high price of US$160 billion. The two companies successfully completed the merger and became a super media integrating Internet services, publishing, news and entertainment.

Aircraft carrier surpasses Disney in one fell swoop..."

In his sleep, he couldn't help but look back on Time Warner's peak moments before the Internet bubble, with a proud smile.

After a while, dark clouds gathered.

As the dream turned into a storm, the super aircraft carrier Time Warner was in turmoil, falling into a huge loss of more than 50 billion US dollars, the stock price plummeted, the false accounting scandal was made public, layoffs and personnel turmoil...

Roger Eames' expression became more and more ferocious and twisted. He dreamed that the aircraft carrier was sinking and he fell into the sea and was drowned. He immediately woke up:

"ah!"

"Boss?"

The secretary heard the news and walked in immediately, "Areyouok?"

"I'm fine."

Roger Eames took a sip of water and pulled off his tie a few times.

The secretary looked at it suspiciously and reported: "The vice president of Microsoft just called and invited you to meet a person who can solve our current predicament."

"Microsoft?"

Roger Eames exclaimed, "Who?"

"Lu, Lu Huaxia, is the author of "The World is Flat"." The secretary shook it off.

"It's him!"

Roger Eames glanced sideways and saw an unopened copy of "The World is Flat" on the bookshelf, and he couldn't help but become curious.

"Boss, how should I reply?" the secretary asked.

"What time and where?"

"In the past few days, Lu is going to the headquarters to take pictures. He is the cover star of next year's first issue of Time magazine's Asian edition!"
Chapter completed!