"Sign him!!!"
Hanks received the call suddenly at nearly 4 a.m. yesterday.
The business management course tells us that the larger the company, the more bloated it becomes, and the slower its operating efficiency.
Ma Shi Gallery isn't one of those colossal conglomerates with hundreds of thousands of employees, but it can be counted as a multinational private company with assets conservatively estimated at over several hundred million euros.
The entire company's operational system is like a complex set of gears.
An agent like Hanks is directly led by the administrative manager of the Asia region, who reports to the senior administrative director at the gallery's headquarters in Regensburg.
The director, in turn, reports directly to the big boss, Ma Shi III.
For those large contracts not within Hanks' scope of authority, as proposed by Mrs. Sakai yesterday,
Hanks needs to convey his opinion to the manager,
which then gets conveyed to headquarters.
