Moreover, aren’t all the people in his office just ’masters’?
Gu Qili sat down and seriously read through the job requirements. Since it was aimed at recent graduates, it did not require work experience, but there was one requirement she did not meet yet – a certificate of proficiency in French at level eight.
Even if she passed the exam, the results would take two months to come out, and the job fair would start very soon. She was afraid it might be too late.
However, since such an opportunity was presented before her, she decided to give it a try.
Back at the university, Gu Qili shared her desire to apply for the job with Mickey, who raised his hand in agreement, expressing that if one could develop a career in such a large corporation, the future would be limitless. Not to mention being a translator in the president’s office; people close to the president wouldn’t be too bad off. Thɪs chapter is updatᴇd by ɴovelfire.net
Mickey said, "It’s already been announced on the intranet. The group will hold a special recruitment fair at our school in one month. You better get your resume ready."
"What about you? Is there a position you’re interested in?"
Mickey shook his head: "I want to be a Taekwondo instructor."
"So you’ve studied foreign languages for so many years in vain?"
"What you study doesn’t necessarily dictate your career. I like Taekwondo, but I’m afraid my mom won’t agree. She also wants me to be a translator, saying it earns more money so I can support my brother’s education and help out with family expenses."
"Whether you want to be a translator or not, just send in a resume. It can’t hurt to have the experience."
Mickey agreed with a laugh, "Anyway, it’s not like they’d hire me. The hiring standards are too high."
The two chatted and laughed on their way to the dormitory. Halfway there, they ’accidentally’ ran into Hu Jiaojiao, who seemed to have been waiting there for a long time, a thin layer of sweat visible on her pale face.
"Qiqi." Seeing them coming, Hu Jiaojiao immediately greeted them with a smile.
Gu Qili narrowed her eyes slightly; she had seen thick-skinned people, but never someone as shameless as her. It seemed the two slaps she gave her last time were not hard enough, or otherwise, Jiaojiao wouldn’t dare to appear before her so shamelessly.
"Qiqi, are you guys heading back to the dorm? I was just about to head back too. Let’s go together," Hu Jiaojiao said as she tried to link arms with Gu Qili.
Gu Qili sidestepped with disgust, bluntly keeping her distance: "Don’t touch me. Shamelessness is contagious, and I don’t want to catch it."
Hu Jiaojiao bit her bright red lips, her voice quivered with a pretense of grievance: "Qiqi, I know I was wrong. I have no more dealings with Deng Feifei. Won’t you forgive me?"
Ha, Deng Feifei is now like a phoenix that has fallen from grace, only caring for herself and no longer having the time to deal with her.
For Hu Jiaojiao, anyone without utilitarian value deserves to be crushed underfoot and then kicked away, as far away as possible.
Gu Qili couldn’t be bothered to watch her act pitiful and pulled Mickey’s hand to leave.
"Qiqi, I really have something to discuss with you." Hu Jiaojiao was slim but surprisingly strong; she grabbed Gu Qili’s backpack, her knuckles turning white from the grip, refusing to let go.
"It’s about Yishu," Hu Jiaojiao emphasized, fearing Gu Qili would walk away.
Gu Qili sneered, "What now, planning on getting an abortion?"
Hu Jiaojiao’s face flushed and paled by turns but still maintained a facade of quiet endurance, "Qiqi, if you agree to my terms, I’ll tell you about Yishu’s matter, it’s really, really important."
Gu Qili didn’t care for her at all; a liar will never spit anything worthwhile.
"Qiqi, please don’t apply for the French translator position at the group, because... I want to give it a try."