Chapter 33

The upcoming project was a new onboarding software launched by the research and development department. The software was an all-in-one platform tailored to a company's client base, allowing companies to access their clientele with just one click. The selling point of the software was in helping companies trim down their business departments, with the onboarding system boasting far more refined, accurate, and efficient snippets. However, for all its ingenuity, the software had yet to attain market-wide approval. Selling it would not be a walk in the park. After all, the target audience would not be individuals, but full-fledged businesses. Unlike the average client, CEOs of fully operational businesses were harder to get ahold of, what with their busy schedules and all. As such, Sherwood Corporation had set up sales teams to procure sales volume for this new project. Once secured, the project would receive full funding and support from the company. The initial strategy was to pitch