Sergei secretly breathed a sigh of relief when he heard that Wang Ye had no intention of blaming him.
He said sincerely, "When it comes to business, I'm obviously far behind you. Could you tell me what Facebook should do next to open up overseas markets quickly and effectively?"
He was not flattering Wang Ye. Sergei genuinely admired him, because Wang Ye's achievements in business were truly beyond what ordinary people could imagine.
When it came to technology, Sergei could leave Wang Ye several blocks behind. But when it came to business operations, they were not even in the same league.
Just looking at the many giant corporate groups under Wang Ye's name made that clear.
Combined with Wang Ye's special status, his understanding of overseas markets was certainly far beyond anything Sergei could compare with. That was precisely why Sergei genuinely wanted effective advice from Wang Ye.
He had begun to doubt his own ability to manage the company...
Wang Ye smiled faintly and said unhurriedly, "That's what I was about to discuss, and it's also what I intend to bring up at the shareholders' representatives meeting: bringing in new strategic partners to make it easier for us to expand into overseas markets!"
Sergei was a little confused. He remembered Wang Ye saying earlier that they would begin a new round of financing and bring in new strategic investors. Why had that suddenly become strategic partners?
Was there any difference between those two terms? And what did bringing in new partners have to do with expanding into overseas markets?
Knowing that Sergei did not understand these matters very well, Wang Ye patiently explained:
"Facebook is different from ordinary internet companies. It has much stronger media characteristics!
And it can be said to have ushered in a new era of