Evan refused Jack's request without thinking and refused to release the script.

Jack really couldn't understand Evan's approach, but he couldn't force it. Who made his arms thicker than him?

After that, Evan did not stay in Jack for much. Jack originally wanted to have lunch with Evan, but he refused.

The excuse was that he made an appointment with his girlfriend.

In fact, this is not an excuse. He did prepare to eat with Audrey at noon, but he just didn't make an appointment in advance.

As noon approached, the sky actually cleared.

Evan and Audrey have lunch at a restaurant near Friesman's House.

Looking at the sky in the window, Evan suggested taking a walk after lunch. Audrey thought about it but did not refuse.

Speaking of which, the two haven't gone out on a date for a while.

So, after lunch, Audrey went to Friesman House and Friesman Old for a leave, and the two of them started to browse on Hollywood Avenue.

There were not many pedestrians on Hollywood Avenue after the rain, and the theaters on both sides of the avenue were a bit deserted.

In the afternoon, Evan and Audrey came to the Chinese Theater hand in hand, and they decided to spend the rest of the afternoon.

They didn't pick on the movie and chose the fastest to start the movie.

For couples, it doesn’t matter what they do, it’s important to do it together.

In the evening, the two of them were in a happy mood after a long-lost date.

The next day, Evan did not go to the college. His exams were all over, and the holidays had actually started early. He arranged the laboratory work in advance. With Leiden here, he could temporarily focus on his career outside the school with peace of mind.

This semester, Warren Leiden Laboratory, led by Evan, has published several high-quality articles in top American physics journals such as Physical Review, including transistor preparation technology, characteristics research and theoretical explanations. Among them, the theoretical explanation of semiconductor PN junctions published by Evan is particularly eye-catching. This article links theory and experimental results well, and has a great promoting effect on transistor research. Once the article was published, it has received the attention of most peers.

As the largest and most direct competitor of Warren Leiden Laboratory, the Solid Physics Group of Bell Laboratory suddenly became enlightened after receiving Evan's article, and had to admit that Evan was ahead of everyone in this field.

At 9:30 a.m., Evan started from San Marino to Ingwood.

Starting today, his daily life will be changed from the academy mode to the working mode.

After arriving at the company, Evan's first thing was to gather several executives and hold a morning meeting.

Those who can attend the morning meeting are all deputy generals of major companies, and they can count them with two hands. Today, Carl, Wells, Lewis, Vadak, Bailey and Carlson, each representing a company.

During the morning meeting, it is usually said by others, and Evan listens.

In the order of seats, Bailey was the first to speak today.

Bailey touched his head with increasingly thin hair, and reported the progress of the imaging tube production line in a language with great science characteristics. He said: "BOSS, the preparations for the imaging tube production line have completed the factory planning and most supplier contacts. Among them, the core suppliers represented by Corning Glass (providing glass required for imaging tubes) and DuPont Chemical (supplying phosphor powder) have signed contracts. The core part of the production line, that is, the phosphor coating line, has placed an order and is expected to enter the factory in February next year. The remaining secondary parts will enter the factory one after another before this. In addition, the recruitment of the production line has begun. According to our agreement with Dumont Laboratory, we need to send employees to New Jersey for training one month before. However, the employees currently only recruit half of the scheduled number, and may not be satisfied in the remaining time. Therefore, I suggest going to the friendly company to 'invite' some people."

"In general, the progress of the imaging tube production line is just halfway through, and there are still many difficulties to overcome, but we are all confident that we will produce our own imaging tubes in the first quarter of next year and start mass production in the second quarter."

Seeing Bailey pause, Evan took over his words and said, "You are currently in good rhythm, and you must keep it."

"Well, I've approved the recruitment, but don't target Dumont Labs for the time being, after all, they are our partners now."

Bailey nodded, "I get it."

Next was Vadak. After receiving the contract from the Los Angeles Police Department, his ASX company made a steady stream of income from the training base. Since then, with the Los Angeles Police Department's live sign and Cliff Cape's active efforts, ASX company's security business quickly gained a foothold in the wealthy areas of Los Angeles and Hollywood. Among the top 20 stars in Hollywood, at least one-quarter of the people were surrounded by ASX company's bodyguards.

Because the business has grown too fast, for a while, ASUS was unable to even let go of orders to take over, and had to selectively acquire orders while expanding the scale of the security team.

The main content of Vadak's report was about the security team, and this matter could not be achieved overnight, so he closed his mouth after talking about the progress in a few words.

Next is Lewis. The application health care company he represents currently has a relatively single business, with only two different types of band-aids, and the sales partner is Johnson & Johnson. At present, Band-aids are gradually becoming well-known and accepted by the public. As long as they produce them, they don’t have to worry about not being able to sell them. Therefore, Lewis’ report is as simple as Vadak.

Evan once again emphasized to Lewis that sales channels should not be too dependent on Johnson and Johnson, and that he had to master some of them. Afterwards, he turned his attention to Carlson and Wells.

The two are currently jointly responsible for mass production of photocopiers.

After they looked at each other, Wells stood up and said, "The production of photocopiers, TVs, and electric stew pots is in Wilmington, and these are reported."

"Let's talk about the output first. The current output of the TV production line is 27,000 units per month, and the electric stew pots are 4,000 units per month."

"Then there is a photocopier. The photocopier has a complex mechanical structure and is difficult to produce. According to our estimates, the production line may not be completed until April next year."

Evan had known this date for a long time, but when Wells mentioned it, he asked again: "Can't you get a little faster?"

"Girard has already promoted the copier in New York. What should we do if we receive a large number of orders at the beginning? Will it be done manually by the laboratory R&D engineers?"
Chapter completed!