My Sister Mocked My "Dead-End Job"—Until I Revealed I'm The CEO Hiring Her скачать в хорошем качестве

My Sister Mocked My "Dead-End Job"—Until I Revealed I'm The CEO Hiring Her

I was sitting in my corner office on the 47th floor of the Meridian Tower in downtown Riverside when my assistant knocked and said, "Ms. Chen, your 2 PM interview is here." I glanced at my calendar and felt my stomach drop. The name staring back at me was one I knew better than any other: Isabella Chen. My sister. The same sister who, just three weeks ago at our cousin's wedding, had laughed in my face when I told her I worked in "corporate consulting" and said, quote, "At least someone in this family is willing to settle for mediocrity." Before we jump back in, tell us where you're tuning in from, and if this story touches you, make sure you're subscribed—because tomorrow, I've saved something extra special for you! You see, Isabella had no idea that the "dead-end office job" she'd been mocking for the past five years was actually me running a $340 million company. She had no idea that her big sister Sophia—the one she called "boring" and "unambitious"—was the CEO she was about to interview with for her dream position. And she definitely had no idea that I'd been watching her career for months, quietly orchestrating this moment where her arrogance would finally catch up with her. My name is Sophia Chen, and if you stay with me for the next twenty minutes, I'll show you exactly how my sister's cruelty became the perfect setup for the most satisfying interview of my entire career. Because sometimes the best revenge isn't getting even—it's letting someone destroy themselves while you hold all the cards.