The first positive thing that Barry noticed was that the potential (he refused to use the term new girl yet...there was a chance he might not hire her after all) was that she wasn't Irish. Or at least she didn't have an Irish accent, he wasn't willing to bet that she didn't have past IRA ties in her family trees. She did seem to have a slight insane streak in her look that he didn't quite classify as strictly English anyways.
Still, his life coach, Dwayne, insisted that he accentuate the postive.
"So, Ms. Doll, or may I call you Don?"
"I'd really rather we keep it professional," the cool, blonde replied.
"Oookay, Ms. Doll, if a client were to insist on access to his money, but it wasn't clean yet, what would you do?"
Ms. Doll blinked, but remained silent.
"Okay, good first tactic, but if they were more insistent? And say, mentioned the possibility of physical harm?" Before she got a chance to answer, Barry quickly sucked down the remainder of his mojito.
He had a feeling that this would be long interview...
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Re: Part 2 .... the interview....
Date: 2010-06-09 09:23 pm (UTC)Still, his life coach, Dwayne, insisted that he accentuate the postive.
"So, Ms. Doll, or may I call you Don?"
"I'd really rather we keep it professional," the cool, blonde replied.
"Oookay, Ms. Doll, if a client were to insist on access to his money, but it wasn't clean yet, what would you do?"
Ms. Doll blinked, but remained silent.
"Okay, good first tactic, but if they were more insistent? And say, mentioned the possibility of physical harm?" Before she got a chance to answer, Barry quickly sucked down the remainder of his mojito.
He had a feeling that this would be long interview...