By Krystyna Fedosejevs
She didn’t heed to the warnings. Marilyn was determined to adhere to her usual defensive.
“You can’t always be right,” her co-worker cautioned. “There’s room to fall.”
The young woman stuck to her viewpoint. “His outlook’s out-dated. Must be changed.”
“He’s your boss. You need to handle contentious issues diplomatically.”
It mattered not what her co-worker said. Whether the vortex in her mind spun out of control and distorted her thinking, as he put it. Whether she was in the centre of her own personal storm.
Not until the day Marilyn showed up at work and was given a pink slip.
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