answer: #Person1#'s upset about finding no ways to progress up the career ladder. #Person2# suggests getting an MBA and explains GMAT to #Person1#. #Person1# gets spirited and decides to ace the test.
documents: #Person1#: I can't seem to progress up the career ladder no matter how hard I try and I have been here for 2 years already!
  #Person2#: Well, have you thought of getting an MBA? I heard it does wonders in getting you to the top.
  #Person1#: An MBA, hey. . . well my degree wasn't in business, the business schools won't be interested in me.
  #Person2#: Nonsense! The business schools measure your ability through a test called GMAT.
  #Person1#: GMAT? What does that stand for and what will the test contain?
  #Person2#: Graduate Management Admission Test, it contains three parts
  #Person1#: Okay, this sounds a little tough, how am I supposed to practice for this?
  #Person2#: Up to you, you could have a one on one session with a tutor or group sessions, you can also use free or private computer software. Going to church might help as well!
  #Person1#: No matter what I do, I'm going to ace this test and go on to become a corporate fat cat!
  #Person2#: Umm. . . That's the spirit!