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Byron's meeting ended with a CEO of a large company who could also be an investor. Now he is going back to his office where the secretaries' applications are waiting. The position as Byron's secretary opened just last Sunday, which is why many people applied.

"Mary, give me all the details. I'll just call who I want. I won't take long to interview them all," Byron said to Mary.

"Yes, Sir!" Mary replied.

Mary immediately did what Byron said and also told the applicants—there were a few who regretted and were nervous that they would have been chosen.

As Byron read the details of the applicants, he rejected many. He didn't like almost all of them, even after the other applicants had graduated, he still couldn't find the right one. His first secretary was good, so when Amanda became the secretary, Amanda immediately learned how to be Byron's good secretary even though she didn't graduate. What Byron looks for in applicants is that hard work can be seen in the resume, he had no care what t