Wow! She replied! How much do you reckon I'd get on E-Bay for this little treasure?
She doesn't think I'm Apprentice material though. I could sell biscuits to the eskimos lady! (As long as they were overweight cookie enthusiasts with an insatiable, burning demand for sugar)
Dear Emma,
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for visiting my website and taking "The Challenge".
Winning a place on The Apprentice was a huge challenge and I endured a gruelling application process to ensure I gained the chance to work for Sir Alan Sugar.
It all began in Manchester with vigorous interviews then came the weeks of waiting and continual checking of my hotmail to see if I had been successful. I was on top of the world when I made it through to the next stage where I was dropped in at the deep end selling biscuits to a room full of competitors who did not want to highlight or acknowledge any of my skills. Finally I had to negotiate, mediate and ensure my view on controversial subjects were listened to and actioned in a room full of assertive professionals.
Gaining a place on The Apprentice gave me an experience that money could not buy!
So do you have what it takes to win a place on The Apprentice Show?
Based on your answers to the 4 questions you have scored 45%, this means you should really stay at home, put the kettle on, relax and just enjoy the show but never ever think about trying to appear on it!
Whether you are a prime candidate for the show or simply enjoy watching the weekly antics and boardroom fights, thanks for taking the challenge and I look forward to meeting you in the future.
Yours sincerely,
Ruth Badger
The Apprentice Show 2006.
EXCLUSIVE - CHECK OUT MY WEBSITE - YOU CAN WIN A BUSINESS LUNCH FOR UP TO FOUR WITH ME - I WOULD WELCOME THE CHANCE TO SHARE MY EXPERIENCE OF BEING IN "THE APPRENTICE" AND DISCUSSING ANY BUSINESS ISSUES OR QUESTIONS THAT YOU MAY HAVE!