Whether a venue was good depended on what it was used for.
For example, a company centered around telemarketing would be completely unsuited to these refined little private rooms. There was no "striving" atmosphere at all!
The game industry was another matter entirely. There were quite a few shy, socially anxious shut-in guys in this line of work, so the more rooms there were, the better. Everyone could do their own thing without disturbing one another.
And forget about shut-in guys—there were also plenty of temperamental artsy types in art-related work. Putting those people in a conventional corporate environment would only make them uncomfortable.
After hearing Su Bai's ideas, the property manager's mouth twitched slightly.
It sounded like President Su's company had no future at all... No, that was not just an impression.
In fact, there was a ready-made example right here on the sixteenth floor.
It was one of the only two companies on this floor that had not moved out yet.
The other company was obviously just a shell company. It had no real business and no actual employees here, and they had already spoken with the owner. They could start dealing with it at any time.
So in reality, there was only one company they needed to talk to.
"Come to think of it, what a coincidence. That company also makes games... I think..."
The property manager was not entirely sure, because the atmosphere in that small company was rather strange, and the boss was drunk every day.
"Really? Then take us along too. We can say hello to our peers."
Su Bai did not mind getting acquainted. He was actually somewhat curious about the game industry, mainly because he did not usually have any contact with it.
Wang Haoran was a little socially anxious, but it