TCST 1: Secrets Beyond

making sure that I will look presentable and professional

he interview before Mr. Craige make his decision. I was scheduled for the interview today and because

when I was in my internship as a journalist. I want to answer each que

erview and be chosen to be his secretary. It n

t has the usual vibes of a company bu

applicants. The young man behind the desk looked at me from head to toe,

held on the 3rd floor, hallway 2, Interv

few people wearing executive clothes were waiting. Half of them turned their heads on me when they heard the

n, I immediately stepped in and waited for the others to come in and wait

n I pressed the third floor. Then I felt their stares at my back as if cold

thing really a big deal for them

e and I immediately stepped out of it. A sigh of relief esca

was som

re were a set of sofas around with people sitting, holding folders and envelopes. I

ction while holding a tablet. I readied myself and

assisting applicants for Mr. Craige's secretary.

ere shown. I nodded and she informed me that the interviewees

. I guess some interviewees came here too early. I fo

ng a brown folder. Noise filled my eardrums as each of them practi

uniform. She too was holding a folder where the questions she was ex

r emerald eyes. From the looks of her, I know she's nervous. Her hands t

eeted her in

e and greeted me back with, "H

And I just got here.

an sit there all the ti

's not straight. Even the way she sat with her stilettos told me that

uestions that would possibly be asked in the interview w

eir voices. Normally, I would put on my earphones but that would be a wrong mov

ssing my job as a journalist. It's been a week since I resigned, and truth to Geraldine's words, the company didn't give me a good feed

s on time when it comes to submitting our

ill accept me, I can create a website and publish my article

iss

I heard my surn

h, y

odded and stood up and looked at the tanned and curly woman beside

ood

ck as well before walking to the dark door

pen. Unlike in the hallway, the interview room was w

is hair was neatly combed and clean. He cleared his throat and that's when I get back on m

ng, Mr. Caleb

in. Applica

I asked

nts. I didn't know about that, all I know was tha

nt no. 456. Ple

t, I felt the pressure when you are on a one-on-one interview with some

according to your resume, you were a scholar and graduated AB Journalism in New South Wales Univer

nfirm his statement in

es,

, journalism is a great job and you get a high salary with it. So, why resign and apply

why I resigned, but not about the difference between a

st, but I would still go for this position, sir. I'll suit myself in a low salary but wi

? Are you saying that they are t

hen the usual questions for an interview followed, with some q

reath when he started writing something on the folder where my

sculptured jaw. I narrowed my eyes when I saw a scar on his left cheek, it w

where did h

wait for the confirmation email that will be sent to every

nd bowed my head before stepping out

that you told him about our

oes. Even after I resigned, we remained friends. After all, we've been together s

on my coke, "he asked me, so I told him th

do you think he will believe you? I mean, the reputation of CBNews in the public is good

e's not that dumb to believ

return and enjoy the rest of my burger. It's her lunch break and

e on what's happening in the company although I told her not

chosen as the right one for the posit

ides, being an ex-journalist is an advantage. You know, j

fter all. You're intelligent

n Mount Everest and they also called me 'The Woman with Computerized Brain' for a reason tha

an email from Craige Inc. popped on my notification bar. We share

Crai

Haze

eti

o his questions on your one-on-one interview and find you perfect for the pos

or your schedule and to sort out your

wis

ige