Andrew Kreiss

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    I just reviewed the new job application file.

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    Too familiar.
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    It can't be the same person. New York is a six-hour flight away and it's been twenty years since then.
    People don't just reappear.
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    It's the same person.
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    What I don't understand is what they're doing applying for a job here.
    Of all the companies in London.
    Of all the firms in Canary Wharf.
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    I've decided this doesn't affect me at all.
    They're just another applicant. I'll evaluate them by the same criteria as anyone else.
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    The fact that we shared a desk in primary school has no professional relevance.
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    I've canceled this afternoon's evaluation meeting.
    Agenda reasons. Completely legitimate.
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    It has nothing to do with application number four.
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