Chapter 96: Mr. President, Dear, I Don't love You Anymore
The meeting to source parts suppliers for the next quarter included managers from various departments at the headquarters, the main factory, and the subsidiary factories.
Benjamin, in his role as company president, assigned the purchasing manager to coordinate with each of the small-scale manufacturers, instructing them to submit their price quotes for parts by the agreed-upon deadline. The purchasing manager was then to filter out the most reasonable prices and schedule a meeting with the production control manager and the factory manager to discuss which manufacturer should be assigned to produce which type of part.
Because production approval does not primarily depend on selecting the lowest-priced parts, but must also conside
