Underneath, she’d written:
“Employee of the Month: Survived One Prom, Three Cupcakes, and a Very Strange Boss.”
Georgia and I stayed friends.
I hung it in my office.
Because that night taught me something.
Sometimes, people recognize your potential before you do.
But if you’re going to tell someone they deserve a promotion, a normal conversation works just fine.
I hung it in my office.
You really don’t need a school dance, a borrowed suit, and a boss who thinks getting the moon is a reasonable management challenge.
However, it made for a great story about how I became a manager after working for a year.
You really don’t need a school dance.
