Novel Resume Novels & Stories

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I questioned. “Dimitri would have willingly gotten you a job…” “And I would have been treated like the boss’s stepdaughter,” I interjected. “I wouldn’t have been taken seriously.” I sighed and gestured toward the computer. “Look at my resume. Yes, I took some liberties to protect my identity, but the work is mine. I have an MBA. I graduated top of my class. Four years experience through a reputable internship program. I created that presentation from the ground up after spending the past two weeks studying those projects inside and out.”

She was in her thirties, with messy curly hair held back by a pencil and ink stains on her fingers. “Aria?” she asked, smiling. “I’m Sara. The editor.” “Hi,” Aria breathed. “Thank you for seeing me.” “Have a seat,” Sara said, gesturing to a beanbag chair and a wobbly stool. Aria took the stool. “Sorry about the mess. We’re on a deadline for the Fall issue.” Sara picked up Aria’s resume. It was sparse—just her degree and her internship at Cross Industries. “So,” Sara said, looking over the paper. “You’re an intern at Cross? That’s a pretty corporate gig for a lit major. Most people would kill for that on their CV.”

But she doesn’t know that was me. I sent her a text asking if you could send the link to my phone since I would be away from my computer for a bit. A new message popped in a moment later. Beth: Here’s the link to the NP’s profile on Indeed. And a screenshot of the resume Rachel found on another site, just in case. I opened the link first, scanning the NP’s profile out of sheer obligation. Then I tapped the image attachment. And blinked. Because it was not a résumé.

"sit down miss Luca" Hee face flushed in embarrassment at being caught and she nodded and claimed the chair awkwardly. It was almost cute. She handed me an envelope which clearly housed her application. "Her is my resume Mr Monteiro." She said still nervous and I smirked and took it from her. I don't know I felt so,so giddy knowing I was the one who made her so. Its the alcohol Monteiro. "Hmmm " I nodded as I read her résumé. "Hmmm miss Luca. This says you are a graduate of the new York university and you have a degree in business management right?"

I fired at him. There I said it. I just don't want to see him not taking this seriously. " You're really a newbie to this, Miss." He said while playing with his ballpen. I admit I am because when I'm in Italy I never applied for a job. After all, I'm content helping my mother in her coffee store. And as a newbie like me, I'm disappointed to know that applying for a job would be like this. " You must give your resume to me before introducing yourself because how would I know that all you're talking about was written or not in your resume? Did it ever cross your mind, Miss Centola?"

Emily turned her laptop screen toward me. "We just received an anonymous email. It claims you're a novelist, and that you wrote a book where a CEO led an office bullying campaign that drove three women to suicide. The company in your novel uses the same initials as ours. A few years back, that triggered a PR crisis for us and tanked our stock." "The company is taking this very seriously. Is there anything you'd like to explain?" "I never wrote anything like that. I write romance novels. The author of that thriller is the very famous mystery writer J. Nova—it was one of his earlier works, not many people have read it."

Veronica was growing impatient. The third try was the charm; she managed to get her portfolio open and work the single page resume out, handing it over with what she hoped was a confident smile. Compared to the page on the top of the stack, it looked as if Mia had never worked before. The other girl’s resume was nearly full and looked well-organized. Mia had put hers together the afternoon before in the library and printed it for ten cents on the high quality library copy paper. It only took Veronica a moment to look over the resume. She sat it aside. “What are your strengths?”

That is why I always write at night because I have a different job in the morning. In the morning, I work for a start-up called "Noah". They produce a bracelet for pets that sets GPS to detect their locations. I am dating the CEO of this company. We have decided to get married next month. So, it is hard for me to resign because of writing my novel and leaving him alone to expand his business. I still want to be beside him to protect his dream.

Mom and dad, I've missed you guys, and I'm hoping and Praying to send me a sign that everything will be okay. ***** I collected myself within a few minutes as I headed back home. I decided to not give up and look for work. I decided to print a few more resumes and check any stores that might be hiring. I stepped inside the library as soon as I arrived and printed 10 additional resumes. I wandered around the library looking for books that caught my attention while waiting for the rain to pass. After about an hour, I finished half of a novel called "the young lady with loved One," which I appear to be interested in. I returned the book over its bookshelf, grabbed my resume file, and strolled o