Resignation
by J. L. Dean You started as a secretary and worked hard. Working by day and studying at night, you became a lawyer. An Associate. A Partner. It is a success story to be proud of and you are right to be so. But what else is known about you? The team you manager is notorious in the company; think about that word for a minute. Notorious. Not admired; not sought-after; notorious. Your team assistants are known not to stay; your manner is to blame. You have been spoken to but because it is your team and you know best, you shout them down. Attention to detail is your god. A mistake, however minor, you understand as both a personal insult and an opportunity. No one will echo your rise; you will make sure of that. You had to fight and you fight still, against your own team; against those who long to follow where you lead. You could have been an inspiration, yet the desire to humiliate i...