Ceo's Assistant For Short Novels & Stories

"No! I didn't mean that! I'm sure that you will still be pretty when you are older! I mean… I thought that you would be older…" I chuckled, "That's ok. Thank you for a compliment." I cut off his frantic explanation. Suddenly, he grinned, and we stared at each other in awkward silence. I took a deep breath. "Mind telling me who you are and what you are doing in my office?" "Oh, right!" He laughed nervously. "I'm Mateo Wallace. I am the CFO's second assistant. My boss wanted me to ask you to come to his office. Immediately, if possible…"

I nodded stiffly, every nerve in my body preparing for the words “unfortunately, your position is no longer needed.” Instead, she said: “We are promoting you.” I blinked. “I’m sorry…what?” “You’ve been recommended, strongly recommended to take the position of Executive Assistant to the CEO.” My jaw dropped. “The…CEO?” I repeated. “As in…the actual CEO?” “Yes,” she said brightly. “You’ll be reporting directly to Mr. Sterling starting today.” My brain blanked. That was Alex’s last name. Alex, the CEO. My boss’s I nearly fainted. “I—I don’t understand,” I said weakly. “Why me?”

I dismissed her attitude now asking her. “Hmmm, the CEO will hold a management meeting in the conference room. In case you don’t know, I am the finance manager of this company,” she said, her eyes hovering from my head to toe. “Unlike you, being a lazy employee and walking around with Dara.” “Taylor, you shouldn’t talk to-“ Dara almost spoke, but Taylor cut her off. “Will you shut up?” Taylor said, and hissed at my assistant. “You’re just the CEO’s assistant. Why are you speaking?”

Luckily, she was quick in grasping manager Pei in her clutches or else that CEO's assistant would have made her life a living hell. Not many people in the company know that, as compared to the CEO most of the decisions were instead made by his assistant. Even if they get a command or order from CEO, it would not be wrong to say that it was done by his assistant and not the CEO himself. And even if they know it was not from CEO, they can’t neglect the order that came from CEO’s office. Actress Xia’s blood started boiling in anger as she started brewing up a plan on how she could make that CEO’s assistant fall out of his position. Only then, she would be able to stand taller and get all the re

After realizing the situation, Annabelle turned around to leave, but not without taking a glance at Jaime and saying with a hint of reproach, "Why didn't you say it earlier, Assistant Gao!" This wouldn't harm her! What if Kendrick gets upset and punishes her for something, just thinking about it gives me chills. Jaime looked innocent and didn't know how to defend himself. He thought to himself, "That little expression you just made, how could I dare to stop you!" Ah, being an executive assistant is really tough, as they say. At this moment, he saw that the CEO of his own company had already left the meeting room and was walking towards them with a serious expression on his face.

"Let me escort you to Mr. Ainsley." I nodded lightly with my lips apart, fidgeting before slowly following him quietly. He is Mr. Noah Williams, the executive secretary directly working under the CEO of Ainsley Enterprise. Despite being the youngest executive secretary, he's the most capable and hardworking, having worked under a rebellious and cranky CEO for two years.

She humphed a deep sigh and slowly approached the sales assistants who were gathered in an obvious state of panic to ask what was going on. As the CEO’s secretary and acting Chief Operations officer, she had a lot of work on her desk. As if that wasn't enough, she had to get to work as early as the attendants against her will just to meet the sight of them in this state right when the company was opening for business.

“Anyway, I’m very certain he’d not like your microwaved pancakes though.” I laughed at the way he said it. “Yeah.” Mister’s workers were very polite to me. I didn’t think they would be given what I was to their boss. But they didn’t treat any less. “So are you like his right-hand man?” I asked, curiously. “You could say that. I’m also his executive assistant.” “I thought assistants sat behind desks.” “I do. But as a right-hand man, I do a couple of other things.” I narrowed my eyes. “That sounds suspiciously vague.”

"Bernice, let’s discuss a hypothetical. Suppose the company must decide between two major projects, but both require significant resources that are in limited supply. How would you advise the CEO to proceed, considering you have no direct experience in such high-stakes decision-making?" I maintained my composure, recognizing the undercurrent of her intent. "Rachel, that’s an interesting scenario. While it’s true that the executive assistant role is not directly involved in decision-making, supporting the CEO involves providing comprehensive research and analysis to aid in informed decisions. For instance, preparing a detailed cost-benefit analysis and prioritizing projects based on strategic

"So, Doyle, tell me a bit about yourself. What experiences do you have as a personal assistant?" Doyle straightened up and spoke confidently. "Well, Alexander, I have been working as a personal assistant for the past five years. I have assisted top executives in various industries, managing their schedules, coordinating meetings, and handling administrative tasks. I pride myself on my organizational skills and my ability to handle multiple responsibilities simultaneously." Impressed by her credentials, Alexander nodded. "Excellent. I'm looking for someone who can help me streamline my work and keep things running smoothly. Now, let's talk about your availability. Are you willing to travel or