Having received an earful for the lack of deeper fact-finding before putting out my report, I was instructed by the new CEO to redo it, the information about which was strangely relayed to me by the director. Recognising how the new owner of our company hated my work enough to instruct the director to deal with me instead of expressing his own disapproval by himself, I knew I couldn’t go home without finishing the file.
I wouldn’t say I didn’t find the task of assessing and mending anything that was faulty in a two-hundred-page document even the least daunting, for I relied heavily on coffee to get me through it. Consequently, the entire afternoon just rolled away as I buried my eyes into the file, finding the minutest errors that seemed to have rankled the boss. Though I was motivated t
