Guard of heart

The guide

Jennifer motioned toward a small, specialized room adjacent to Mr. Reynolds' office. "This is where financial analyses are conducted. We also have a seminar room for finance workshops."

As we continued, Jennifer's tone remained crisp and professional. "Next up, we have the Healthcare department on the 6th floor. You'll notice it's equipped with a laboratory for various medical tests and research. The floor also includes the Chief Executive’s office, staff cabins, a lounge area, and a vending machine for quick snacks."

We entered the Healthcare floor, where the sterile scent of disinfectant mingled with the faint aroma of coffee from a nearby break room. I peered through a glass door into a bustling lab. Inside, scientists and medical professionals worked with an intensity that almost made me feel I should be wearing a lab coat. Emma Laura, the Chief Executive of Healthcare, moved between her office and the lab with a focused determination. *I can almost smell the antiseptic in the air. This place is serious business.*

Jennifer led me to the Technology floor. "Here's the Technology department. Alongside the Chief Executive Antonio Russo's office, we have a room filled with the latest tech for product testing and development. The staff cabins are well-organized, and there’s a seminar area for tech talks and presentations."

The Technology floor was abuzz with activity, the soft whirring of computers and the occasional beep of gadgets creating a tech symphony. Engineers were engrossed in testing gadgets, their excitement palpable. *This is where the future happens.*

Next up was the Electronics floor. Jennifer’s explanation was as precise as the setting. "This floor houses the Electronics department. Apart from the Chief Executive Tim Jacob's office and staff cabins, we have a dedicated workshop area for prototype testing and development. The seminar room here is used for industry presentations and training sessions."

The Electronics floor was a hive of activity, with engineers working on intricate circuits and components. The air was filled with the faint smell of solder and the occasional spark of a testing device. *If you need anything electronic fixed, this is the place to be.*

We then moved to the Asset Management floor. "This is the Asset Management sector. It handles everything related to company assets, including property, investments, and equipment. Felix Berger is the Chief Executive here, ensuring that all assets are well-managed and optimized for performance."

The Asset Management floor featured offices with extensive asset tracking systems and large data displays. Felix Berger, the Chief Executive, was deeply engrossed in reviewing asset reports, his fingers flying over the keyboard. *This place runs like a well-oiled machine.*

Finally, we reached the Fashion department. "And here’s the Fashion department. Nina Thompson is the Chief Executive. This floor showcases the latest in fashion design and trends. The team here is responsible for high-profile fashion campaigns and collaborations."

The Fashion floor was vibrant and lively, with sleek modern designs and fashion pieces on display. The soft rustle of fabric and the occasional click of high heels punctuated the air. Staff were busy working on new designs and preparing for upcoming shows. *If you need to stay ahead in fashion, this is the place to be.*

As the tour was almost over, I decided to break the ice. "You know," I said, attempting to lighten the mood, "this place is so big, I’m starting to feel like I need a GPS to find the bathroom."

Jennifer’s smile faltered slightly. She blinked at me, her lips twitching as she processed the joke. *Oh no, that didn’t land well.*

There was a brief, awkward silence before Jennifer cleared her throat. "Well, we do have a lot of facilities. I hope you'll find everything you need."