Anyway, whether it’s the forr or the latter, it’s all good for her.
If it’s the forr, her work will naturally be easier and she won’t have to be upset.
If it’s the latter, then it’s a truly smart person. Following smart people, there’s no fear of having no future.
Judy Zimrman went outside to tidy things up, and Bella Acker also stood up, "Ms. Young, I’ll head out first too."
"Okay." Cynthia Young nodded, "Here’s my business card. In the future, rember to pay attention to your image when you’re outside. Even if you can’t do it naturally now, you need to act as if you can, understand?"
"Alright, I understand. Thank you, Ms. Young, for teaching so much today. I’ll make sure to learn well from you in the future." Bella Acker’s attitude was sincere and polite.
She’s a newbie who knows nothing, and learning from experienced seniors can prevent future pitfalls.
Like this ti when Vivian Norris photoshopped her with Senior Quinn’s stills online, if it had been soone experienced, they’d have thought of it imdiately. Naturally, she and Damian wouldn’t have argued over it.
Bella Acker put away Cynthia Young’s business card and exited her office. Elaine Vaughn, holding a cup of coffee, leaned against the corner wall. Seeing her co out, she raised her eyebrows, signaling how it went?
"Ms. Young agreed to take ." Bella Acker stepped forward, "But she thinks I’m lacking and need more grooming and training."
"Of course." Elaine Vaughn nodded, "You didn’t know anything before, no agency or manager, who could teach you to do self-packaging? But don’t worry, it’s not too late to start now."
"Ms. Flynn, you seem to have been sure Ms. Young would take on?" Bella Acker asked, seeing her without any surprise.
"Of course, if I didn’t know Cynthia Young at all, how could I have agreed to let you et her alone." Elaine Vaughn tapped her forehead, "Soone like you, Cynthia can tell what you’re thinking with just a glance, how could you be a match for her? But Cynthia always enjoys polishing and nurturing new talents, as long as she sees potential in them, she loves the challenge."
"No wonder." Bella Acker nodded, "Ms. Flynn, how’s the studio doing recently? Is anyone still causing trouble?"
"With President Sinclair as our background, who would dare ss with our studio." Elaine Vaughn placed the coffee cup in her hand and walked towards her office in high heels.
Bella Acker looked at the coffee in her hand and had no choice but to follow.
Elaine Vaughn entered her office, found a docunt on her desk, and handed it to Bella Acker along with a pen, "Bella, take a look at this contract, and then sign at the bottom."
"What kind of contract is it?" Bella Acker put down the coffee, took the contract, and realized from the cover that it’s a signing contract.
But this signing contract was special, only listing the benefits to her and how her inco would be divided, without specifying the number of years she was contracting with the studio.
Doesn’t that an she could switch anyti she wanted without even paying a cent in penalty?
"Ms. Flynn, isn’t this contract unfair to the studio?" Bella Acker didn’t sign imdiately.
"Do you think Ms. Flynn would suffer a loss?" Elaine Vaughn laughed, "Apart from not tying you down to the studio, all the other terms are advantageous to the studio. Besides, even if we used a five-year constraint, do you think I’d dare to charge you a penalty if Mr. Sinclair wanted to terminate the contract? Go ahead and sign."
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