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My Card, Her Favor


Colleague Lily pretends to treat others, trying to pay with the company hospitality account managed by Bella. Bella avoids the trap by setting a payment password in advance. Later, a misprint crisis breaks out on the gift box project. Lily and Jason make mistakes and shift blame to each other. Bella fixes the mess, keeps evidence to reveal the truth. They get punished, and Bella is promoted to department supervisor for her competence.

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00:01Bella, we have a serious problem.
00:03The packaging on the production line was printed incorrectly.
00:06The side and back panels all use the standard design.
00:08But the client ordered full customations.
00:102,000 units have already been produced.
00:13Stop the production line immediately.
00:15I'll report it right now.
00:19Jason, we have a problem.
00:20The packaging was printed incorrectly.
00:222,000 units are already finished.
00:24What?
00:25The line has been stopped.
00:26We need to go to Richard's office now.
00:31Is this your signature?
00:33Yes.
00:34What happened?
00:35When you approved the sample, how many panels did you inspect?
00:39Just the front.
00:41The supplier said the other panels would use the standard design, so I signed it.
00:45The client ordered fully customized packaging.
00:47All six panels required approval.
00:49You inspected only the front and signed off on the entire package?
00:52I didn't know.
00:53Jason told me to sign it quickly because we were behind schedule.
00:56When did I ever tell you to inspect only one panel?
00:58You kept rushing me!
01:00I told you to verify it quickly, not to skip the verification.
01:02Enough!
01:04You raised this risk before production started?
01:07At 2.37 PM, I sent a written risk notice and saved the supplier's reply and call record.
01:12Richard Ashford, provide a complete solution within 48 hours or we will terminate the contract and pursue damages for breach.
01:20Tell me how we fixed it.
01:23Ask the supplier to rush a new production run.
01:25Shorter, meet the delivery deadline.
01:27What happens to the 2,000 defective units?
01:30You tell us.
01:31We divide the problem into four parts.
01:33First, seal all 2,000 defective units immediately.
01:36Use a certified third party for destruction and retain complete documentation.
01:40Second, approve a new sample this afternoon.
01:42Verify all six panels one by one and restart production tomorrow.
01:45Calculate the rush fee and scrap loss separately.
01:48None of it can be passed on to the client.
01:51Fourth, reserve priority freight capacity today and deliver the order to the client by next Thursday.
01:56This could work.
01:58I can separate and calculate the costs.
02:00The rush fee should be around 15%.
02:02Can you execute this plan?
02:04Yes.
02:07Can you?
02:09Bella takes over the project.
02:11Jason supports her.
02:12Lily, you will handle the sealing and destruction paperwork for every defective unit.
02:16Understood.

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