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the male figure stated; confused as I was, I started to question his decision as I walked around in circles trying to understand the situation. “I don’t understand. I have the experience and Qualification for that position,” I replied “As I can recall, you completely lied about having any criminal records, But as for clearance, we as an organization have to clarify that you are telling the truth by doing a background check which you agreed to do, but during the process, we gathered that you have been arrested three times for stealing, drug abuse, Anger issues and also drinking & driving. You have plenty more criminal records, but we choose not to list them out” he replied sounding very judgm

Without any context, Kyra must have been getting whiplash from the changes. “I’m sure it’s just new job jitters, the retail position she was in did not let her reach her full potential.” That had been painfully obvious when Hunter had contacted them Monday after the interview. While they were quick to be angry about him poaching their worker, they were quicker to accept compensation. If nothing else came of a relationship between the two of them, he was happy to get her out of there.

That sounded pathetic in a room full of MBAs and years of corporate experience. “According to this background check,” Another man began, “You work at an art supply store. No management experience, no finance background, no corporate training whatsoever,” “I may be lacking the traditional qualifications and –” “And nothing, Miss Rose,” The first woman said again, “Thompson Enterprises employs more than fifteen thousand people worldwide. It's a responsibility, not a hobby,” A bead of sweat ran down the space between my breasts, “Very well then, I understand that. But Mr. Thompson obviously saw something in me–”

And with those words, Yvie strode into Jasper's office, leaving Candy pouting and leaving reluctantly too. "It's such a big company," she grumbled under her breath. "And you're telling me you're not hiring?" Not buying it just then, she searched Everest Group on LinkedIn and quickly saw that they were hiring secretaries. "I knew it!" she huffed, stamping her feet. "She's evil! Liar!" - Meanwhile, Jasper had whipped out his phone to call Alison, who answered after a few beeps, "Yeah? What's up?"

He quietly sat down on his seat. “I know a lot more about you than you’d think,” Jared carried on. “For starters, I know you’ve been dismissed from three previous jobs before this, on account of misconduct. You know the specifics. Mostly assault and harassment,” Jared continued. I looked at him with surprise written on my face. How did his men manage to find out so much in such a short time? “You’re bluffing. You don’t have any proof,” Zeke said. But his confidence was gone, replaced by a hint of anxiety.

I would be none the wiser. Oh, right! His company… I went online and found his company's open job listings. The first was for a business assistant. The main requirements included having at least two years of prior work experience and a bachelor's degree. Priority would also go to unmarried candidates. Alas, I only met one of the criteria out of the three.