The Secretary

ve himself a final glance in the mirror. His dark hair was neatly comb

interview," he mu

helped him climb the corporate ladder quickly as a Secretary, in a span of years he

sirable candidate for any high-profile position. Anderson's dedication to his work and hi

often joked that he looked like he stepped out of a magazine, with his perfectly tailored suits and polished shoes. Anderson's atten

tation as a valuable asset in the industry. His impressive resume spoke volumes about his accomplishments and his potential for ev

tpath waiting for his cab he booked earlier, his intervie

for the past few months and now when the post

ed his e-news app to get the details

ajor earthquake hitting a country on the other side of the globe. Anderson's heart s

he window at the bustling city streets. He couldn't shake the feeli

ouldn't just sit back and do nothing. He made a mental note to r

for Anderson - sadness for the victims of the earthquake, b

nside, people were engrossed in their works as The Pre

onist to gather information about

Anderson thanked her and made his way towards the elevator. As he reach

d on the door. The manager came

are on time, I am highly

" He ack

one with all the verbal questions with you, it's time for some practical words, after that p

ch seat and picked up the notepad placed right on his seat. The CEO was alre

pad and pen in preparation for the interview. The room was buz

ed her throat. Anderson's eyes fell upon Sophia

cesses and future plans. Anderson listened intently,

ay out of the room. He felt satisfied with his work. The day felt like a succe

took a seat in the waiting line to present his work, the

him. He had worked hard to get to where he was, and he was determined to prove himself onc

wered each question confidently and thoroughly. He drew on his experiences and knowledge, showcasing his skil

well. As he shook hands with the interviewer and left the room, he couldn't help but smile to himself. He knew that he

confirmed his spot. He had once again proven himself

elp but smile. He knew that his hard wor

d dusted it was time