The day before the negotiations.
The French woman, Irene came to Hardy's office.
"Boss, I've compiled the list you asked for."
Hardy took the list, which contained the names of graduates from the USC School of Broadcasting, along with their current places of employment.
Many had already entered companies like NBC and CBS, while others had gone to various other TV stations. These people, with their technical skills and work experience, were exactly what ABC needed in the future.
A TV station is divided into various departments, such as the editorial department, administration, planning, office, news, program production, advertising, technical, maintenance, operations, monitoring, and logistics. ABC was currently an empty shell that needed to be built from scratch, requiring a lot of talent. Finding experienced and skilled individuals would quickly get the station up and running.
