Kiss Me Goodnight
“HANOVER wanted to offer me a job. I tried to tell him I wasn’t qualified to be a sales rep, but he only laughed.“Lacey, you weaved a great story; that’s all a salesperson does. You helped Mr. MacMurtry see how the Hanover Company could improve his business. Some of your facts were wrong. I did correct those for Mike. But considering you’ve had zero training, that’s to be expected.”He set me up to shadow another rep—not Craig, thank goodness—and go through a training program. I start Monday. Helluva week. I had to fill out an application and take my résumé to Human Resources for them to keep on file.I was sure he’d check my references, so I didn’t include any, and I hope Thomas Pritchett doesn’t answer the phone when they call my last place of employment. The last thing I need is for a lie that netted me a job to expose one of my poorer, more dramatic, too-desperate lies.I’m not proud of the one I screamed at Thomas. I know I should apologize, but I don’t see where that opportunity will arise.
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