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Episode 45: Part4 of “Alex’s Relevance”
After the fish was silent, for a minute or so, Henry
(the new head of Human Resources which I had just informed you about two days ago)
asked Alex if he had consulted Human
Resources about dealing with
a foreign sub-contractor.
Alex answered sarcastically
“No. What valued advice
could you have possibly
given me regarding
a sub-contractor?”
Henry’s face turned a bright red as he realized
that there was absolutely no advice that he
could have offered to Alex.
After stammering and
hurrummphing for
a few seconds
Henry finally
said
“Well, it is a good thing you didn’t ask me
for advice or I would have had
to fire you.”
With that, Henry smiled, convinced that
he had won the argument and
leaned back in a self-satisfied
manner.
Brad was too busy to pay much attention
to what was being said. He had seen
his reflection on a window pane
and was flexing his biceps
for himself
to admire.
When he wasn’t admiring his biceps
he moved on to flexing his abs
and rubbing his hand over
his own stomach in full
satisfaction with
himself.
Pfeffer interrupted Brad’s narcissism
with a question.
Great series Wally!! Bravo~
You are so encouraging Cindy. I hope I don’t disappoint you and others.
Thank you for stopping by to visit my blog…this post of yours is great! Ann
Well, it is simply my viewpoint of my 35 years in industry. Let”s hope that I have not overblown the situation. But after 35 years I believe my viewpoint has some validity.