Be The Hardest Worker In The Room Novels & Stories

I said to her. “Did they say I am hard to win over?” she asked. “Yes, something along the lines” I affirmed. “It’s just that I need to be strict in order to get work done. Only if you get on my bad side, you will have to face the consequences. Otherwise, I am pretty easy going” she explained. “I can vouch for that” I agreed. “They did say you are a tough nut to crack. But after today, I can easily defend your honor” I smiled at her. Her gaze softened the slightest bit.

Who thinks that? I laughed to myself. I'm trying ... to be better. To be nice to her, and it's taking everything out of me because I don’t play nice. I don't know nice. It's not something I'm used to. I feel like I'm doing the hardest job possible. It is taking all my energy. I'm used to barking at my workers and treating them like shit. That's what I'm comfortable with. Hannah is the only person I'm nice to. Even though I don't make it clear to her how appreciative I am that she's around. She's been more of a mother than my own.

Even though all the rooms in this skyscraper owned by the Rodriguez family have the perfect room temperature. “I advanced Rodriguez Holdings Company for 5 years with both hands.” Lexus raised and showed both hands to everyone. “I stand tall in this tall building in Hamilton by straightening up and putting on a perfect face in the front row. Do you guys know what it means?!? Lexus adjusted his breath for a moment. Then, he looked at Seth, who was nodding his head repeatedly. “I worked without knowing the time, so I earned the nickname The Hard Worker of the Rodriguez Family. Do you all remember it?! Do you guys remember the struggle of me and my family founding this company?!"

Myalin said with a smirk. "I know it's ridiculous, but I just have this image… you know? I'm the hard worker. I'm the one who goes above and beyond to get results. I follow the rules. Dating Callan… well… it complicates that. People will doubt my abilities, and I'll just be seen as—"

She wanted to hurry up and leave the place. "Miss Hall, I know you’re a celebrity, but right now, the sanitation workers are working hard to find your ring for you. Is it that hard to just stand here and wait? Or do you think you're superior to them?" he asked righteously.

I'm caught off guard forgetting that they could hear everything and I try to make an excuse for myself because that girl down there brings out the worst in me I swear. "Not usually no. We have been having some issues with one of our workers. She's a little difficult sometimes and doesn't like to listen. But It's okay, she knows her place" I explain but something shifts in the room. Tension rises. "Before we start, and before I agree on taking on one of your workers as a worker for me I want to view the whole place tonight before the party starts at 9 o'clock." He says and It's not like I can't disagree with it. The man might be saving my ass.

"Those people need a reality check. If I had the time, I'd give each of them a piece of my mind." "Violence won't change their prejudices. If I can be as competent as you are at work, they won't have anything to say." I knew it would be a challenging journey to change their perception of me. "You're sharper than I thought. The workplace is brutal and unforgiving. Keep pushing forward!"

Lois successfully dragged me out of the house so she could go eat. There were a lot of meals in the freezer but she decided she wanted something from a restaurant What is that??? “So your new workplace, how is it?” I asked her as we entered our regular takeout restaurant. She sighed. “Honestly it's fun but my coworkers are crazy as hell,.they are such lazy beings they can't do anything for themselves!” She complained. Lois hated people that wouldn't work, she didn't say work your ass off till you drop dead like a fly, she only says work for the money you earn.

“You will be fine. Just remember: no one here ees your friend when eet comes to work. Only outside kitchen, we are friends.” Her candidness was refreshing, though a little intimidating. Still, I appreciated her honesty. Betty wasn’t the type to sugarcoat things, and I realized that was exactly what I needed right now — someone to tell me the hard truth and push me to be stronger, so I don’t end up quitting.

Chapter 116. Max You don’t get good at something by doing nothing. You get good at something by putting in the hard work showing up everyday and doing your best. I’m an athlete I put on 100 and 10% and what I do and I do it to the best of my ability.