Ceo Intern Novels & Stories

"Yes ma'am." "For this first week, you all will stay together in this office with the other workers. You will go around the company and learn the ways of each department. Accounting, Management, Human Resources etc. You will end up in one and every year, someone also goes to the CEO's office as an intern to help out with the basic things and learn as well. All this will be decided in the first week. Have a great day." She smiles as she stands up from the table and exits the room. "Omg. She's so cool." Dylan coos as they exit the room. "Can you imagine working in the CEO's office?"

The news of the pregnancy, although exciting, also brought a host of worries about how I would balance my personal and professional life. However, when I arrived at the company, I saw Allan trying to undermine me, a very low move on his part. But fortunately, I was accepted by everyone. I noticed his gaze repeatedly wandering down to my neckline. Everything was set for me to assume the presidency tomorrow, and I would be introduced to all the employees. I left the room determined, leaving Allan with his unreadable look. When one of the company's shareholders stopped me in the hallway and invited me to celebrate my new position, away from Allan's presence, I made an impulsive decision. It was

I was bewildered at this, because the last time I checked, this wasn't a question asked at a secretary interview. I then looked around to make sure that I wasn't at a nanny or housekeeping interview. The interviewers must have realised this, because they said ; "Don't worry, miss Smith." "The CEO isn't very familiar with house work and he lives alone currently." "He may need a hand in the kitchen sometime." "Wait, did you say the CEO?". "I didn't know that I was going to work for THE CEO of Mark&Co!!" "I thought it was a regular share holder who didn't matter that much in the company".

Malcolm shuddered just thinking about Cindy and her desperate offer. “Oh, let me guess the CEO’s personal assistant, Cindy? You’re golden with her gone. She made a mess of things more often than assisted on anything. Her job was basically to look pretty for the guests coming to do business with the CEO and, well, BJs to whoever she could profit from behind the CEO’s back. He thought she was all his. But I caught her with a member of the CEO’s personal staff getting a gift card after some time in the supply closet.” “You didn’t say anything?” Malcolm couldn’t believe she knew about this and didn’t do anything about it. He’d only heard rumours, but he never looked for proof.

She wasn’t feeling like dancing after all, so why not just watch others dance? ***** One of the employees at the CEO’s floor was assigned by Tom to work in place of Amber pending the time she would return from her trip and things had been crazy with her trying to get accustomed to the seat. Many invoices were lined up for her to review while other documents to finalize before submitting to the CEO.

I replied at the same time that the elevator made a small sound. The automated doors opened and I stepped out quickly, afraid of feeling anything other than hate and anger for the man called Sterling Willaims. He exited the elevator and was by my side in seconds. He led the way through the hallway with a lot of offices. We kept walking until we reached the end of the hallway. We were now standing in front of a huge glass door that had the tag, CEO, placed on it. There was a small machine attached to the door. It intrigued me because it did not look like a card reader. It was alike but different. I watched Sterling put his thumb on the scanner and then a green light flashed immediately, causi

He looked at the both of them "As senior staff members I expect better from you both. It's unprofessional and disrespectful to discuss personal matters about my secretary, or anyone else for that matter." Susan hung her head low, realising the gravity of her action. She felt ashamed and regretful for indulging in such gossip. Besides Susan, Karen's eyes were filled with indignation. She felt Kaylar was undeserving of the position as the CEO's secretary. Kaylar was just some inexperienced girl that joined the company after graduating from college. How could she hit the position of the CEO's secretary without going through some unspoken doors? As a senior staff at the company, Karen had fewer

Excuse me sir for interrupting you again, but there is a young lady who wants to have her interview at this time. "No. Tell her that all interviews will be tomorrow, and I will not be seeing anyone now. The young lady nodded and left my office, closing the door behind her. This was every day, there was always more paperwork and Grace recording my meetings. After several minutes I am still working on the paperwork for the new negotiation we are going to do with our social enterprise when a clatter reaches my ears. A loud knock echoes on the door and I roll my eyes in distaste knowing who it is.

“I'm Mr Blackwood’s P.A. Most of your communication with each other will be through me– “Why would an intern be communicating with the CEO if you don't mind me asking?” A dramatic sigh was heard on the other end, “You were assigned management, color me surprised. I know,” keyboard clacked on the other end, his voice distant as I pulled out the papers from my drawers. “Management?” “Yup.” “But–” “Look, sweetie. I really don't have the time for this, and I'm not even trying to be mean. I'll assume you've seen the work on your desk?”

Josephine asked, frowning in confusion. "I heard this company is newly established, so how do we already have a new owner? And why were we chosen instead of the more experienced interns?" "I don't know," the woman replied, her tone brisk but polite. "That's the CEO's business. What I do know is that two interns were specifically requested, and the manager personally recommended the both of you." She signaled for them to follow her into the office. Inside, she smiled briefly. "We are here. Jennie will attend to you now and give you directions." With that, she turned and walked away.