Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Nicole sneered back after being looked down on like that. “A test? That’s nothing. Women like me can pass easily,” replied Nicole as she crossed her arms confidently.

John watched the show from the side. He had never seen anyone being that rude to the renowned Mr. Seet before.

Huh… This is getting interesting.

Evan assumed that Nicole was just lying through her teeth, so he turned to Sophia and said, “Then it’s settled, mom. I will only let her stay if she does well in the test.”

Sophia got up and walked to Nicole and asked if Nicole were sure she could do it.

Nicole analyzed the situation. If Evan deliberately made things difficult for her and mock her regardless of whether her answer was right or wrong, then she had no shot. However, in a fair game, Nicole was confident that she could do it.

“I have confidence in my ability. Mr. Seet’s ego might get in my way, though.”

Evan frowned upon hearing that. This woman is claiming to be good while accusing me of being so proud that I’d deliberately mess things up for her?

“Not everyone is as scornful as you. Seet Group has always focused on its employee’s ability and does not discriminate!”

“That’s good then.”

that she would

soon after. Nicole was asked to translate the content into three

and examined the content. She needed to translate a document from the languages used in A Nation, M Nation, and H Nation. The languages of those countries were her specialties, so it was

The director’s office

woman actually that capable, or is she just putting on an act? I hope she’s not secretly playing video games over

screen. Holy, she’s actually translating

Nation was not popular, so most applicants were stuck at that stage, but Nicole could

all those

when they were focused on doing something. There was a moment when Evan’s heart thumped faster when

bias on Nicole squashed any positive impression

she stood up and asked, “Are you going to personally check everything,

her a deadly glare before answering, “The HR department is responsible for

to the computer soon after and sent the

minutes later,

those three documents were perfect. It is especially impressive that the potential recruit could translate the document in the language from A Nation. That language is not popular, so very few knew it. No one has ever