Banana drama

What an epic Eastenders has been this week. A storyline that lasted the best part of a year….. Then the big explosion! Isn’t it funny how Syed realised he was in the wrong job at such a heart wrenching time in his relationship with Ameira. He was guaranteed Private Healthcare, Pension, Life Assurance, Gym membership, Quarterly bonuses, 30 days holiday, Car allowance the whole caboodle. Just shows if you’re not in the right job. You’re just not in the right job. There was plenty of discussion relating to morals, religion, sex and rock n roll. However something of this magnitude was inevitably going to rise to the top. Could we have guessed the outcome? Who would be smiling at the end? Maybe, maybe not…. We often try being the Columbo of the recruitment process. Well that’s usually the aim! If you hear us ask “just one more thing” you’ll get my drift. Usually after a few conversations and a few meetings,we at LF, see an imaginary script / story in front of us. We might say if this great candidate plays their role the job is theirs. They tick all the boxes and they are a perfect match. Of course we wouldn’t cast the wrong individual for the role and give them the type of script that wouldn’t at least get them an Oscar, maybe a BAFTA. If they want it we’ll do all we can to help them get the award. Too many cook do spoil the broth. That isn’t just a line. If Zenaib had a coke and a smile – Syed may have played his role a lot longer. If Christian took a break and maybe a kit-Kat he may have kept his boyfriend. In any aspect we try to make the best decision right? Recession then hits and whatever relationship you’re currently in is now the best you have ever had. Something to now write home about… You want to be the first in and the last out. Lunch? What about lunch? I’m trying to loose weight have you not noticed. …Please! Life, scripts, jobs, relationships, roles…. There is no bigger stage than life itself. Choose & play yours to the point that you’re unrivalled. No slipping on bananas being referred to as drama