Chen S Chu was clearly in no state to start work, and Wang Hui did not want to waste time. He turned to the people gathered to watch and said, "What are you all doing standing around here? Everyone who has nothing to do, get out!"
As the General Manager, Wang Hui carried considerable authority in the company. At his words, everyone scattered at once.
The motion capture room, which had been somewhat crowded just moments ago, now had only a few staff members left.
These staff members had been around whenever Chen S Chu did 3D livestreams, so she did not feel all that nervous now.
As for Wang Hui, her superior, all that could be said was that although Chen S Chu was part of the post-2000 generation, she still did not dare talk back to her boss.
Some post-2000s dared to stand up to their bosses and shake up the workplace because, first of all, they had skills of their own. No matter where they went, they could at least find a job. If one place would not keep them, another would; they had no psychological burden.
Second, most post-2000s still had parents at home who were alive and able to work. They did not need to send money home, nor did they have much financial pressure in life.
Since that was the case, why should they fear their bosses?
But Chen S Chu was different. Though she was part of the post-2000 generation, she felt that if she left this company, no one else would want her.
Thinking back to the resumes she had submitted and the interviews she had gone through, Chen S Chu would rather die than do it all a second time.
With that in mind, Chen S Chu straightened her motion capture