Job Novel Novels & Stories

The filling that I would like to meet this guy in person was beyond my expectations. That lost I felt that I forgot to answer. - Miss, are you there? - Oh, I am, I am sorry. My name is Jessica Powell and I am calling about the job opening? - Of course, the job is still available. Can you come to an interview tomorrow morning 8 AM? - I understand… It was like a dream come true. I needed this job or I will be evacuated from this

I reminded her, even if I wasn't sure if I was going to get the job or not. Getting a job in New York was a very hard task, especially if one didn't have any connections; I didn't. The job interview I had was for the position of an assistant, but I planned to work my way to the top if I ever got the chance to work there at all. It was a huge ass company. "Yeah, and pray you bag it." She said, lacking a filter. "I honestly can't wait for the day you'd drop Rafael's ass." "Jules." I scolded.

She just couldn’t make it come out. “He?” Trevor urged expectantly. “Was . . . a guardian angel,” Joanna didn’t mean to say that, but that’s what came out. “Meaning?” Come on, Joanna. Tell the rest. “Who helped me get a job at another agency,” she heard herself say. Damn it. Why did I say that? “Doing what?” “All sorts of temp jobs,” Joanna said sheepishly. “But it pays well.” “Oh,” he said and blinked a few times. “Like substituting for secretaries and data entry personnel?”

Stella pov I did not believe that Jonathan would actually let me go for job interviews. I thought he would stop me when I told him I was going for my first job interview, but he just told me good luck and let me go out, and that was it. That was how I went for ten job interviews, and I am now waiting to get called by one of them. I know that work is hard, but I did not know that a 9 to 5 job and looking for a job but even harder.

Elara I have never been so happy in my life, that too over getting a job. A real job. A paid job. A job that came without the long, awkward questions or silent judgments. No resumes. No last minute apologies. I wasn't even interviewed. No questions. No tests. No references. It feels like a miracle. And after everything I’d been through, I was more than willing to believe in miracles.

He hung up and called Zahn. “Yo.” “Heard you've been low on paper.” Hunter told her. “Yeah... it's been crazy.” Zahn responded. “In that case, I've got good news for you. There's a job.” “Yo, Joe told me about the shitty jobs you've been giving him. If you're expecting me to wash your car or revv it up every second day, I'm not interested, bro.”

One coworker completely snapped and yelled, "I swear that my intolerance for your stupidity is about to kick in! You're the new hire, but what exactly have you done right so far? You can't even handle lunch properly. "I'm done with this! Now, cash out whatever bonus money is left and give it to me!"

Judy’s POV It’s been a disheartening couple of days. All my job applications kept getting rejected. I didn’t understand why I wasn’t getting any of these jobs. My application was flawless; I had a ton of experience from former jobs, not to mention a ton of education due to college. I was also young and in good shape. Yet I kept facing rejection after rejection. Pulling out my phone, I decided to search the job boards. I applied to a few of these businesses already and most of them I hadn’t heard back from. Then, something new appeared and my brows raised.

An uber was already waiting up front for him. Meanwhile Lola was having the worst morning ever, after a week of actively submitting applications to different companies, she didn’t get a single response. Despite being more sports inclined, Lola studied health and she was a food scientist. She had applied to different companies, both large and small. She thought the reason she wasn’t getting responses was because of her number of job experience. Lola had held only two real jobs in her life, the first was as a part time barrister, and the second was as a gym teacher. Both jobs were totally unrelated to the career path she pursued in school.

She vigorously shook her head but then, as if remembering what her main purpose was for coming here, she nodded her head just as vigorously and opened her mouth to speak. "Yeah, with Alan." Despite not being able to understand human language yet, the little boy turned to stare at his mother and a smile bloomed on his face. "If I may ask, to where? I believe you don't know anywhere here and are new to this place," Elias said, frowning. Joanna bit her lip, thinking whether to say what she was up to or not but judging by the fact that he'd still be aware, she decided to come clean. "Job hunting. I can't just sit here all day doing nothing," Joanna answered. Though, she was indeed saying the tru