The Mistake Free Pdf 소설 & 이야기

Hayden: " how many mistakes is there in those files..??" Max: " it has 350 mistakes... red file has 230 mistake.. and black file has 120 mistake...." me: " did you check it Max bro?? " Max: " yes madam.... I have soft copy of that.. in system I checked it.. " 'huh... this is cheating... for him hayden gave to check in system.. for me he gave files.. he wantedly did it.. ' I looked at Hayden in anger.. he was trying his laugh to control.. looking that he is gonna laugh because of me.. I forgot everything...

He asked. "They want us to come back to Texas." I told him with a smile. "Yeah, we'll get married and have children." I chuckled softly. "How many children do you want?" I asked him with a smirk. He gave me a funny look. "Maybe fifty children would do." I laughed and the doctor walked in. He looked at me and checked Brody's vitals. "I'm really sorry but I mistakenly gave you the wrong medical report. There's absolutely nothing wrong with Brody and he doesn't have kidney failure. I'm sorry for making you scared." He apologized and I heaved a sigh of relief.

The blue sky was dotted with fluffy white clouds that drifted lazily in the gentle breeze, the sun was was pouring in through the windows and the birds were chirping. All the students were in their respective classrooms studying their respective subjects. "Excuse me young man, could you hide your answer sheet? The lady behind you is copying your work." A classroom teacher said. "It's okay, let her do it. I don't want to fail alone." replied a random student. Just another normal day at Millsbury High.

Fuck. “I think there’s a misunderstanding. These are from my company,” she says while spreading the files on the sofa. “From Loan Dolphin. I don’t understand.” Her eyes flick to mine, I should say something. Reassure her. Anxiety coats her tone, lashes at my heart and I refuse to take the files she stretches to me. “Please tell me this is a mistake, Brandon.” It’s not. “You mistakenly came in contact with these files. Someone you know dropped them with you.”

“Page eight, projections are off by at least four percent. And the clause on page twelve doesn’t reflect the revised contract terms. I assume you know what this error could’ve meant if handed out like this.” Her lips trembled. “I, I… I’m sorry, Mr. Wolfe. It was a miscalculation… I was trying to cross-reference two files and…” “I didn’t ask for an explanation.” She flinched. “Please… I didn’t mean to compromise anything. I’ll fix it immediately. I promise, just… just don’t terminate my position, I…” She was panicking. Probably expecting what she’d seen happen before. My tolerance for sloppiness was nonexistent. Mistakes cost millions and I’d let more than one employee go over less.

On gaining my balance I moved out of my room to see the lights in other rooms were switched off. Except Andro's office He was sitting there holding a cup of coffee in his hand and looking through some papers. As I entered he looked up and placed the cup down. "I see you have mailed me the file...but you have made 25 typing mistakes in total...." I just emailed him 5 min before ...how could he have detected all my mistakes.... "I am leaving ...you are to leave only after you correct those 25 mistakes..good night miss Brown.. How the hell will I detect them from 200 pages!!

“This is very important. I don’t need your incompetence reflecting on this page. Now, focus. Make a little table, arrange the figures and their clients. Once you’re done, read them out to me so I can compare” I nod, following his instructions. The moment I’m done, I begin reading them out to him. “Hold”, he says, his eyebrows furrowed and eyes focused behind his reading glasses as he studies the document on his iPad. “There’s a mistake somewhere”. I almost cry in frustration. Whenever there’s a mistake, it takes us back five steps and it doesn’t matter if the mistake was from me, him, or the accounting department, the blame always falls one me.

He asked, looking scared. “Of course, there is a problem. Did you read the file before giving the presentation? Were you prepared to answer all the queries of the client?” Mishka asked, and he looked down without uttering a single word. “I know you haven’t read it. This file is full of calculational mistakes, even the pie chart is not properly drafted. How can you do such a big blunder?” Mishka widened her eyes while the boys looked down, ashamed. “This looks so unprofessional!! Even I would’ve rejected it!” She said, dropping the file on the desk.

I had worked so hard for this, and it all had to succeed. “I know these files show errors, but honestly, mistakes are unpredictable and inevitable. We apologize for it,” I added, my tone dripping with little sarcasm, noticing one of the partners raise an eyebrow. “Mistake?” He spat immediately, trying not to smile. “This is a very serious business deal involving billions of dollars, and you call mistakes inevitable? That’s ridiculous.”

There must be a loophole in the code that I was missing. For the entire day, I worked on it. I read countless documents and read almost all the codes available to me. I even studied client records to see if something like this ever happened before. And to my surprise, it did! I suddenly noticed that there was a pattern to it. A very similar pattern. In the past four years, there were almost nine clients that left us because of a mistake in the final document. That was strange. How could this happen? And the errors happened from the tech department sometimes and sometimes from the legal team as well.