Chapter 782


    Agnes had made it through the second round of interviews to go directly to the third round.


    Only three candidates remained after round two.


    The other two were experienced journalists with years of experience working for thework.


    Everyone knew that the selection process wasposed of three rounds: a written test for round one,


    and an interview for round two. However, no one was sure what round three entailed.


    Today, the details of the third round were finally revealed.


    It was a test of their abilities to conduct impromptu news interviews.


    Judson had chosen three topics from three different locations for the candidates to dig out news


    stories. Furthermore, the content of their reports would be broadcast live on the station.


    Judson and a few group leaders would score the three journalists based on their on-site performances,


    and the one with the highest score would be the main anchor for The Primary Perspective.


    Agnes was assigned to cover a mine disaster on the east side of town.


    The news actually broke the day before, and the event was still escting. Each anchor was paired


    with a cameraman.


    Agnes was paired with Hans and they set off to the scene together.


    At first, things went smoothly. Agnes was skilled at improvising on the spot, thanks to her years of


    working in Manhattan. However, Agnes didn''t expect that Hans would make a rookie mistake.


    Agnes'' interview couldn''t be broadcast back to the station.


    Agnes decided to re-record the interview, but suddenly, Hansined of a stomachache and


    disappeared.


    Agnes had a bad feeling about this. She then recalled that when they were choosing their cameramen,


    Hans had volunteered to pair up with her.


    Agnes didn''t know Hans personally, but she often saw him going in and out of Ynda''s office.


    Although Agnes couldn''t be sure if this was a deliberate setup by Ynda, she refused to just sit and


    do nothing. After pondering for a while, Agnes decided to call Ben for help. Ben was a friend she met


    four years ago at CHERRY. Although Ben was an entertainment journalist, he had a lot of experience in


    the industry.


    Ben arrived shortly after Agnes'' call. With Ben''s help, Agnes managed toplete her task


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    sessfully.


    Watching the performance of the candidates on the screen, Judson immediately decided that Agnes


    would be the leading reporter for The Primary Perspective.


    Ynda, however, was clenching her fists in frustration. She couldn''t believe that even after bribing


    Hans, Agnes was still able to pull it off.


    When Agnes returned, Judson announced the results immediately. Everyone in the control room came


    to congratte Agnes.


    Ynda raised an eyebrow and walked over. "Agnes, congrattions. Hans really let you down. Who


    could have predicted he would mess up at such a crucial moment? Maybe you should consider


    quitting, Hans. You nearly ruined the career of our future star reporter."


    Hans, shocked, looked at Ynda, wanting to say something but was silenced by her re.


    Agnes was surprised by Ynda''s ruthlessness in trying to absolve herself from the situation.


    Agnes smiled and said, "Hans was unwell, so it''s understandable. Let''s forget about this. Director, what


    do you think?"


    Ynda responded nonchntly, "If you''re okay with it, then I have no objections."


    At this moment, Hans looked up at Agnes gratefully, while also looking remorseful.


    Ynda then turned to Judson, "Mr. Judson, the Golden Gazelle Film G is being held in our city,


    which is quite a rare asion. I''ve been following this event closely. Since The Primary Perspective


    has been established, why don''t we make the Golden Gazelle Film G our first episode? What do


    you think?"