Chapter 1967


    Chapter 1967


    Sitting in the plush leather chair of the CEO’s office at the Harris Group was none other than Nn.


    He appeared utterly at ease, casually holding a man folder. With an air of nonchnce, he nced


    up at Ivy’s arrival. “Surprised to see me?” he quipped, a hint of amusement dancing in his eyes.


    “Uh… not exactly,” Ivy managed, a sheepish grin spreading across her face. “I just didn’t expect you to


    be the big boss of the Harris Group.”


    Despite being familiar with thepany’s renowned name, Ivy had never connected the dots that


    Nn was the scion at the helm of the enterprise. It dawned on her that she might have


    underestimated the breadth of his family’s legacy.


    “Take a seat. We’re old friends, so no need for nerves,” Nn said, gesturing gracefully to the chair


    across from him before returning his attention to the papers in his grasp.


    Nodding, Ivy settled into the seat. “So, Nn, why did you ask to see me? What’s this all about?”


    “Didn’t youe to apply for a job here today? What’s wrong with having an old friend interview you?”


    Nn’s smile was easy as he set aside the folder and met her gaze.


    Ivy briefly caught the contents of the folder. It was left open, revealing its contents her resume. So, from


    the get-go, Nn had been perusing her resume!


    How awkward.


    Suddenly, Ivy felt a twinge of embarrassment. To make her resume stand out, she had embellished it


    with quite a few self-praising statements. It’s one thing for a stranger to skim through those


    embellishments, but for Nn-well, she wished the floor would swallow her up.


    “Ivy, you’ve got a solid education. With a little experience,panies would be vying for you,” Nn


    said, his tone reflecting a sense of loss for the untapped potential.


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    Ivy was a star student with a degree from a prestigious university-amendable profile. However, her


    lack of work experience after graduation was a ring gap on her resume, hampering her job search.


    “Yeah, I’m aware thatck of experience is a weak spot for me,” Ivy sighed, the weight of her situation


    heavy in her voice. “But how am I supposed to gain experience if no one will give me the first chance?”


    The job market was indeed paradoxical. Companies sought young fresh faces but also demanded


    extensive experience. How could one have both?


    Nn nodded in agreement, acknowledging the conundrum. Yet that didn’t mean he wasn’t willing to


    break the cycle,


    “True talent shines through regardless of experience,” Nn assured her. “And as it happens, our


    Harris Group branch is in dire need of someone with your potential.” He slid another folder towards her.


    “Here’s some information about our branch. Take a look and see if joining us interests you.”


    Ivy took the folder, a mix of ttery and astonishment swirling inside her.


    Was Nn implying that the Harris Group was willing to bring her on board?


    Nn smiled warmly. “Ivy, if you’re up for it, I’d like you to be our new Advertising Director. I trust in


    your abilities, and you’d be leading a team of young, dynamic members. I believe you’d all


    communicate well.”


    Stunned, Ivy looked at him incredulously. “You want me to be the Advertising Director? But… but I have


    no experience. How can you trust me with such a responsibility?”