Celia had a terrible experience at her former place of employment. Her boss was a difficult woman, and her colleagues made life even harder because they saw her as a threat. It was not her fault that she was exceptionally good at her job. Instead of learning from her and asking how she delivered results so efficiently, they chose to bully, isolate, and victimise her. The office became a place of constant tension, and every workday felt like a battle. When an opportunity came to join another company, she accepted it without thinking twice.
She became anxious when she discovered that her new boss was also a woman. Female bosses had left a bitter memory in her heart, and she expected history to repeat itself. She prepared herself for hostility, gossip, and unnecessary competition. But from her very first day, she realised she had been wrong.
Her new colleagues welcomed
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