Novel & Cerita Excuses Are The Tools Of The Incompetent

So she could only bite the bullet as she replied after being silent for a while," You should not trust the rumors because you must know that people always like slandering others when they can't compete with them. Moreover, it's a common thing to reprimand your subordinates when they make mistakes. Those who can't stand being scolded choose to quit instead of realizing their mistakes. And then they blame others for being unreasonable." Everyone in the car felt amused and surprised seeing how self-righteously Eliza explained the situation to Olivia. Because everyone knew that Eliza, Indeed had treated her assistants unreasonably. But Olivia didn't plan to let Eliza off hook so easily, so she s

I know where this talk is going. “Bullshit, Ivann,” I responded. I closed my eyes once more and started massaging my temples for a second before looking at him straight in the eye. “It’s funny thinking that it doesn’t only happen inside a book or a movie but also in real life,” I sarcastically said. “Someone who can actually hurt you and then make up an excuse using a disease just so they can be forgiven,” I added, acting like I was surprised.

“I am sorry that I failed to deliver on time, but I was feeling unwell all through last week. I have been on medications too. I only got better two days ago and that was when I began to work on it again. However, I was done yesterday, but you'd left for home when I decided to bring it to your office which is why I'm here now. I'm so sorry, sir. It won't happen again.” “How am I so sure that it wouldn't happen again?” I asked, my brows taking a quizzical dip. “You are only trying to cover up your incompetence by saying you were under the weather last week. Not just you, but a good number of other employees do that too but, I won't condone it anymore.” “That is the truth, sir.” she said, lifti

AARON'S POV "There was a bit of a problem with the negotiation process." The man standing in front of me said, I had no idea what his name was; all I knew was I had given him a job to do, and like many people on my paycheck, he was very incompetent. "All I'm hearing are excuses." I said firmly

“Because, Mr. Genius, they said they’re gonna be building the strongest vault on the planet and make it imp— impa—” “Impenetrable.” “Thank you, impenertable to evil grown-ups but NOT to evil kids. They’re trying to make a vault that they don’t really understand because they’re grownups. Can’t you see? They don’t know how kids’ brains work.” “So you’re saying my father, one of the greatest minds of this era, is making a mistake?” “No. I’m saying there might be a couple of holes in the system that our parents built, and it’s up to us, their kids, to show them those holes. Before evil grownups spot them.”

She could not think of what to say for a moment, and her mind was working on overdrive to find an excuse. If she said that it was included in the inspection report, Corinne would take it from her and inspect it. If she said she lost it, then was it logical that she only lost one paper? She could not get away with such an excuse either. After much deliberation, she came up with the most inexplicable explanation. "Because I never did a gynecological examination at all, so there isn't a report in the first place!" Corinne cocked her eyebrow. "Is that so? Then why would you choose to specifically exclude a gynecological examination?"

she asked shaking her head as a sign of sympathy for Natasha. "You can't say, she might want to draw a dress for us to use as our design for s new building" I expected that to be funny but it wasn't to her. "I almost forgot that everyone close to Greg is stupid and dumb naturally" She looked at me with disgust. "What do you mean and what I said was supposed to be funny, why the harsh comment" I replied angrily "Someone who signed a six months contract is not supposed to be smart and intelligent" She said facing the podium back.

And my mom always checked them. Or, I could've said something regarding Mr Frank being sick and how he had been absent today. But I had literally used that line every time I got a bad grade in any of the test papers, and mom was highly aware of that excuse. Why was my life so difficult? "Skylar, don't try to think of an excuse." Mom spoke up as I slowly chewed on the spaghetti. I looked up at her and tried masking my worried frown. "I wasn't thinking of an excuse."

“I paid you a hefty sum of money to make sure he's erased permanently, and you can't even do your job?” “Not only are you incompetent at your job. You also don't have a concept of time. Look at when you're coming in since I made that call. What more can't you do?” “Sir, it really isn’t our fault. He was too vigilant. He sniffed out our plan immediately it started.” “Excuses and excuses. That's what I keep hearing from you.” “You couldn't even get the first kill right. 'Don't worry,' you said. 'He will definitely die in the crash,' you said—and look who's sitting up in the CEO's chair looking hale and hearty.”