RICHARD
"Qualifications and recommendations aside, what makes you think you are worthy of being a Wellington staff?" I asked Taylor Ray.
She was a part of the sixth set and her partner didn't do so well on the Wellington questions.
Just as all sets after Prideful Gail. None of them advanced to the second round, it's either they don't get the core values or they fumble in the guiding principles.
Taylor, the brown haired lady in her late thirties, dressed impeccably in a white dress shirt and a dark blue pleated skirt, took time to think about my question, perhaps too long. And I fear that was a strike. I frown upon things like that.
What answer could she possibly be
thinking that would warrant silence for
over five minutes now?
Eventually she spoke just as the last straw of my patience bent to split,
"Sir, the answer to your question is not a matter of what or why, but a matter of who and I believe I'm Worthy of being that 'who' "