CEO Dad Fired Me for Being 'Just a Receptionist,' My Secret Project Made Him Regret Everything!

[@Passionforthestory]

Jennifer is a shining example of never giving up, no matter the prejudices around her. She proved that sometimes big changes come from small but consistent efforts.

[@divinediva8033]

A receptionist knows more than given credit for. Ive done that work n actually organized the whole front area with professionalism n great spirit. I was a super person in demand to handle the area of first impressions

[@annemariebell6970]

Yes. The receptionist and the cleaning person are the two most dangerous people in ANY company because they're the ones everyone ignores.

[@Fiastories]

Wow, this is a really curious title! From 'just a receptionist' to someone who makes the boss regret? The story must be full of plot twists and inspiration. 💼🔥

[@ringo8697]

Excelent story, values, humility, honesty and family. Love Jen! (thanks for the sexy voice ☺)

[@CuentosdeEmociones-v4l]

Love your videos so much

[@robflam]

Proofreading is necessary

[@cherylbonds5861]

A VERY GOOD STORY; FROM A RECEPTIONIST TO A DEVELOPER. SHE SHOWED HER FATHER AND BROTHER. BUT NOW, SHE HAD THE UPPER HAND ON THEM.

[@Chris-zg3lw]

Great story

[@lowtechgeezer1]

I have listened to 13 of your stories. I don't know how you pick names for your characters, but you really need to find a different method. Of these 13 stories. the following names have appeared multiple times: Chen surname (6), Victoria (6), Marcus (4), Sarah (5), Rachel (2), Patterson, lawyer (2), Jennifer (2), James (5), Martinez surname (2), Alexandra (2), Isabella (2). And the fashion brand name is Chanel, not channel.

[@randih9350]

It's Ratchel, not Rachel. 😉😹😹😹

[@karlbound9830]

Picky picky who give Arata asssss about names! Send them a new list !

[@marialipscomb6988]

So her dad said being a receptionist would teach her humility, it seems to me her brother could use some receptionist time too!

[@maryheiser3700]

This is a great story without going for the sentences beginning with I or me. This story really was about people not just one.

[@paulywhit2783]

Chin ,must be a relation of Chen

[@posaidon67]

Pailer ,Tyler, irs , ires, iris decide

[@vijaykumarmane]

What a lousy OP . Kicking fate when presented on a golden platter.

[@johnwilson5743]

Yes, we all know the intent of the video. BUT, BUT,BUT... writing it the way you did, claiming that the IRIS program was written by a Taylor employee, during company hours... was just childish and naive. Who do you think would own the rights to the work if it was mainly on on Company time, at the Company itself? Lawyers would have a field day. She even used Taylor Tech's data to run/test the program. Plus, offering a Contract to Miss Taylor for her serves plus a separate Contract the buy the program, would NOT be discussed publically at a different meeting. How stupid. This alone proves the story was written by some 15 year old who has no understand of the law nor business etc. What's even worse is that she doesn't even work for Taylor Tech and has NO shareholder base or partnership with the Company. So why would she "give" them 40%? It has never been discussed who actually owns the Company. Being CEO does not mean the father owns the Company!

[@macmckenzie1242]

Your audio sucks

[@venganzaperfecta68]

So her dad said being a receptionist would teach her humility, it seems to me her brother could use some receptionist time too!