Savior | Taekook

19. Kiss for a thanks?

Third person pov :

The conference room was filled with an air of anticipation, the soft hum of conversation creating a buzz as team members settled into their seats. A large screen at the front displayed the logo of the upcoming app launch, glistening in the overhead fluorescent lights. Kim Seokjin, the dashing CEO of Jeon Solutions, stood at the head of the table, exuding confidence and approachability.

"Good morning, everyone! I hope you all had a restful night. Mr. Han, is the final round of testing completed?" he began, sweeping his gaze across the room filled with eager faces. 

Mr. Han, the head of the technical team, prepared to share the latest updates. "As of this morning, we're approximately 95% finished with the app. The last few bugs we found during final testing are being ironed out, and we're on track to meet our timeline," he reported, his voice steady and assuring.

"I trust you and the team are keeping the user experience in mind?" The CEO asked, leaning forward slightly, showing genuine interest. 

"Absolutely," Mr. Han nodded. "We've made significant improvements based on the feedback from the last round of focus groups. I believe users will find it intuitive, and the load times have also been optimized."

Mrs. Song piped up, her enthusiasm evident. "In terms of marketing, we've finalized the promotional materials. The teaser campaign launches next week, and we're also coordinating with influencers in our target demographic. There's a lot of excitement building already; the buzz is palpable." She glanced down at her tablet, and shared some analytics.

Seokjin smiled, encouraged by the collaboration. "Great work, both of you. What's our strategy for the launch day?"

Mrs. Song responded, her voice clear and confident. "We're planning a live event that will be streamed online. We'll have a countdown, behind-the-scenes footage, and a Q&A session with our development team. We're aiming to engage directly with our audience and highlight the app's key features."

"Sounds promising. Mr. Han, will your team be ready to handle any immediate technical inquiries during the launch?" Seokjin inquired, his brow slightly furrowed in thought.

"Yes, we will have a dedicated support team ready to tackle any technical issues that may arise. We'll be monitoring everything closely," Mr. Han assured him, leaning back in his chair with a sense of pride in his team's capabilities.

As the meeting progressed, ideas flowed freely. Seokjin led the conversation with enthusiasm, encouraging everyone to share their insights. He wanted this launch to be a celebration of hard work and innovation.

"Let's set some clear metrics for success," He suggested, jotting down notes. "Sales goals, user acquisition targets, and app reviews. I want us to come back after a month and evaluate our performance against these benchmarks."

As the meeting began to wind down, he looked around the table, taking in the hard-working faces before him. "Thank you all for the dedication you've put into this project. I have no doubt we'll hit our goals. Let's keep communicating and supporting each other leading up to the launch."

With a final round of affirmations and high spirits, the meeting came to a close. The CEO flashed a warm smile, rising from his chair with an air of optimism, "Let's make Nixon an app to remember. Everyone, keep striving for excellence. I'll see you all at our next update!" With that, he exited the room, leaving behind a team charged with excitement and determination for the journey ahead.