My boyfriend is in sales but I don't think he lies for a living-does he?
I saw the guy on BBC this morning and he says he learned from his mistake. But it wasn't a mistake, was it?
I think he said '2 years but not completed' on his CV when he was there for 4 months. But in the interview he said 'I was there for 2 years'. You can't make a mistake about that kind of thing.
I'm surprised that Sir Alan was happy to be seen hiring such a dishonest person. I'm sure his aides objected. Come to think of it, they weren't seen much in the final decision process.
And Alex, the himbo was lying through his teeth about who's idea the dual bottle was, claiming all the glory, before having to admit the fact that it was the designer and not his team who first came up with the idea.
There was a remarkable amount of bare facing lying by contestants throughout the series, not clever when it is all captured on film.
gem I agree about Helene's swearing, I couldnt believe it, why would she do that?????????
Has Sr'alan ever hired a woman in The Apprentice? As last year he hired that twerp, who's name I cant even recall, over Christine who was definitely the better candidate (imo).
It makes pretty good telly but I think it's very bad for business:
-cooperate with people just while you need them, then stab them very hard in the back as soon as you can.
-Become as big and as rich a boss as possible, so you can make rude and personal degrading remarks to and about impressionable young people.
It's horrible. All the worst aspects of business Britain and they're being used as an example. Thankfully the law is catching up with this kind of behaviour.
There was a girl hired, a blonde one, who got pregnant by an indian contestant, but miscarried. She left Sugar after not too long.