Divorce Time

Chapter 338

“Of course!” With that, the man extended his hand toward Charlene and introduced himself, “Hi, I’m Gaylord Hearst, nice to meet you.”

Charlene shook his hand. “I know,” she replied. She had his resume right in front of her.

Looking at him, she asked, “So, are you interviewing me, or am I interviewing you?”

Gaylord chuckled, “Either way works for me.”

According to Gaylord’s resume, his strength lay in algorithms. Charlene probed into his skills in data cleaning, feature engineering, and hyperparameter tuning, and also tested his ability to come up with innovative solutions when faced with new challenges.

By the time they finished talking, quite a bit of time had passed.

Charlene was convinced of Gaylord’s strong professional abilities.

Especially considering he had switched fields midstream.

In fact, he had been in the Al field for just over a year, not even two.

deep expertise in such a short time was

kept up this momentum, his

personal question, “Your resume says you grew up in Country Goldland. What made you decide to come back here to work?”

previously asked if he was interviewing her or vice versa. In reality, during their conversation, Gaylord had also gained a deeper understanding of Charlene’s professional

recognized her superior programming skills when she streamlined his lengthy code. Now, after their conversation, he realized

and the new project Infinite–CM, especially PrimeStar Technologies‘ latest project Infinite–CM, showed me so many possibilities. Plus, the domestic Al market is so dynamic compared to

answering, he persisted, “Since you’ve asked your

and asked, “Do you have a boyfriend? What kind of boyfriend do you like? Do you think I’d be a good fit?”

Charlene was speechless.

to stifle their laughter.

interview is over. You may leave

followed her, saying, “I can start work immediately, and I won’t even ask

and walked out the

the afternoon, Stewart returned and asked her, “Did you find anyone

candidates,” she said, handing over two

his gaze landed on Gaylord’s. “Is it him?”