Ceo Intern Novels & Stories

I replied, already making my way out of there just as I heard Ellie’s voice. "Hello, yes, How may I help you?” I tuned out of her conversation, walking towards my office now and mentally counting the number of unfinished job I have to do. Now that we didn’t sign the contract with the Bernard’s, we have to do something to bring the revenue we were supposed to get from the Bernard’s back to the company. I stepped into my office, glancing at the all clock. It’s weird that Aaron isn’t at the office yet but I decided not to think about it right now. Aaron is the CEO of the company and has the right to do whatever he so wishes to do.

"I’m Lorenzo Casello” he said, taking in the crowd. “Welcome to VI Tech. I didn’t get to where I am today by fucking around.” He let the titters and whispers die down before he continued. “Or by fucking up" Lorenzo couldn’t claim to know every single one of his employees. The company was too massive for that. But he could tell the interns by their shock. Their furtive glances around the auditorium. No one expected the CEO of a multibillion dollar company to casually drop a couple of fucks while addressing everyone.

Monday came. and true to Colin's words, I am scheduled to visit the company where I will work as an intern. I asked Colin to give me an entry job instead, a secretary perhaps or an assistant to one of the editors, but he refused. This almost led us to an argument. "I am not called as a CEO for nothing. That is my company and I can assign anyone there. I could make you a manager in an instant if I want to." "I know you're the owner of the company, but you have to hire people based on their experiences. I could attend a short course on business and publications first, then I could go there as an intern"

I went to Cynthia's house after work to brief her about what happened "So you trying to tell me that Jason Stokes, the ceo of Stokes enterprise was the guy you had a one night stand with?" Cynthia asked "Absolutely" "Wow! Wow! Wow! And now you're his secretary" "I'm confused" "Likewise I. And he pretended not to know you" she said

Kate with a questioning look in her eyes and a frown on her forehead. Kairav blinked his eyes. "At first I just wanted to extend my sympathy to one of my employees and let him stay for a night or two, but then ...." Kairav was about to continue but Mrs. Kate cut in first. "Sympathy for an employee?" she asked. "This is the first time I've heard of a CEO giving this much attention to an intern who hasn't been with the company for very long, especially since you and Camilla have a history of unpleasant encounters. Why are you doing this?" accused Mrs. Kate with bated breath.

Daniel stopped to look at Regina who also stopped. "She helped me get this job." "She did?" "Mmh. She had a really big influence and I'm thinking she's friends with the CEO but she would never tell." "Mmh." "Let's hurry up! I need to secure a position for you or Daphne would cut my neck down. I've never meet the CEO, no one had so it'll be an honor to be out here to meet him." "No one knows who he is?" "Just his name. I remember hearing it, what is it again? Hills.... Yes! Mr Hills Sebastian. Don't bother googling him too, he's away from the media as well and no one knows what he looks like."

The first time had been after a general meeting with the CEO, and even then, it had been brief—just a quick introduction before I had to rush back to work because, of course, Noah wanted my attention. George _medium height with neatly styled brown hair, a sharp jawline, and glasses that gave him an approachable, intelligent air. He looked slightly out of place in his HR role, like he could be working in tech or maybe finance. Right now, though, his shoulders seemed tense, and he was shifting slightly, as if trying to act casual but failing miserably. George’s office was three floors away from mine, so I barely ever saw him. Yet, here he was, in my office of all places.

Melinda's confidence swelled—she had indeed earned her place at Wolfe through hard work. The interviewer clarified, "We do have an internship position, but not as Deputy General Manager." "Not Deputy General Manager?" Melinda frowned. She had anticipated challenges but pressed on, "My minimum requirement is a team leader role in the Finance Department or Accounting Department..." "No, no, no, you've misunderstood," the interviewer interjected. "While we value applicants from Wolfe, our internship standards are rigorous. Our new interns typically return from overseas studies with master's degrees and numerous awards. May I ask if you've received any awards, domestic or international?"

“In light of these changes, I need you to take these files to his office. They contain important details about the company. Give them to him directly. Can you do that?” I hesitated for a moment, still processing everything. “Of course, sir. I’ll take them right away.” “Good,” he replied, handing me a stack of neatly organized files. “You can find his office on the top floor. He should be in there. Just drop these off and introduce yourself.” I nodded, taking the files from his hands. I left his office and made my way to the elevator The elevator ride to the top floor was painfully slow, each floor creaking as it passed. My stomach twisted with nervous energy, and I wondered if I would even l

She asked, clutching the file to her body. "Yes, and I think I can help you get the internship!" He told her and she wondered how as she was certainly not the best. "How can you give me the internship? You are not the boss over here!" She told him, narrowing her eyes slightly and he chuckled, hearing her. "Hi! I am Dhruv Debraj, CEO of Earth Soul!" He smirked at her, extending his hand towards her for a handshake and she gasped silently, hearing his words but soon, glared at him.