“Coffee with less sugar”

“Iced tea no ice, and 80% sugar”

“Thanks intern,” your colleagues said. As you wrote down their orders, you could hear whispers coming from every direction, the things they were saying were not pleasant. It was only the second week of your probation period, and you were already ready to quit. You couldn’t though, this job was a life time opportunity, and offered many exchange periods abroad to different countries. You’ve been away from your family to study in Canada for 5 years now. After graduating from Queens Commerce, a prestigious business degree at Queens University, you were beginning your career.

You had been accepted in XX Corp. which was well known all over the world. Your goal was to get a position in their Korean office so you’d be back in Seoul with your family. But before any of that, you would have to pass your 3 month probation period. During this period, you were assigned in the marketing department where you had to propose an advertisement idea to your supervisor. You had proposed to film a short series which would be live streamed on YouTube and other streaming sites, to catch audience attention worldwide. During the three months, you had to film and prove your skills, but you and your colleagues were not on friendly terms. Without the help of others, it would be hard to contact directors, find actors for your project. It was a mission impossible.