Chapter 695: A Garage? Who Needs a Garage!

Suming rarely bypassed the chain of command in the office.

Whether it was subordinates bypassing their superiors to seek approval, or leaders issuing orders over the heads of intermediate managers, neither behavior was conducive to a healthy corporate culture. Once it became habitual, the company's management structure would be rendered merely for show. The authority and power of the various levels of leadership would be stripped away, leading to chaos and disorder within the company.

However, this time was an exception.

The management of the film company was almost entirely overseas, leaving only an Assistant General Manager in charge of daily affairs. In terms of rank, this assistant was several levels below Suming.

The moment the door to the screening room opened, many heads in the large office opposite swiftly turned, shifting their gaze from the entrance of the screening room to their own work, pretending to be busy.