Fired, Not Forgotten — Chloe's Professional Challenge

Some people, after a little setback, throw tantrums and put on airs. Anyone would think she owns the company. Enough of that nonsense. Martin arrives next week. This reception translation matter must be settled today.

Ethan, report on the current situation. Harold, I contacted three translation agencies. Indeed, French interpretation in construction engineering is scarce, with high quotes and scheduling However, I found a more suitable candidate, Chloe.

Chloe has a master's from Lyon Business School in France, studied and worked there for three years, and speaks French He just joined our admin department last month. Hello, everyone. I lived in France for three years, and my daily French communication is I've also done some business interpreting before. Please rest assured.

Are you familiar with engineering terminology? I can prepare in advance. Wasn't Alara originally responsible? She's done it for six years and knows the French side best.

Alara is an administrative clerk. Translation isn't her main job. The previous arrangement was irregular. I made adjustments after taking over.

Besides, Chloe has a professional background in French study experience. She's far more qualified than Alara. Alara, what do you think?