Chapter 10

“Yeah, please do tell us,” the man sitting next to her encouraged. Ann crossed her arms across her chest and pursed her lips before saying, “I just don’t have a good feeling about her, that’s all.” “That cannot be a good reason to not hire her,” someone pointed out. “It sounds as if you have a personal grudge against her. You need to give a good reason ‌why you don’t recommend her for the position.” “I do not have a personal grudge against her,” Ann claimed firmly. “But yes, I know her from school. We were classmates. That’s why I know she might not be the kind of person we want in this company.” “What kind of student was she?” “The kind that cheats on exams,” Ann said. “Look, I didn’t want to bring this up because I’m not sure it’s relevant now, but who knows? Maybe she hasn’t changed at all. Back then, she copied a classmate’s design and won an award with it. The other student was disqualified. I have no idea how she managed to convince the professor that she was the original designe