In turbulent times like these, it is the
unexpected little gems of kindness and recognition that light up my days.
One of my first BIM recruits here – a
front-line solder – thrown into a battle
with little more than her wits to fight with, has just left the company and
sent through a nice ‘thank you note’ before departing.
It is quite personal, so I will not share
it with you, but there is something in it, that is definitely of possible wider
value – and all BIM- sufferers out there, should take note:
….she says… “being involved with BIM kinda thickens my skin
a lot”…
A pretty creature she is, no need for this
special ‘beauty treatment’ –
I still do hope, that her 15 months in the
deepest of trenches of BIM-ridiculicity will leave her with more than just
bitter taste.
Now that she has exited the company, I can
also make public my opinion that her and the two comradesses left behind could
have prevented that project running off the tracks, single-handedly.
Had they been given the chance and
support.
And in support, I let them down.
I sort of pulled back after they
voicelessly signalled to me that my sponsorship was hurting them – life was too
difficult already, could I please ‘help them’ a bit less.
So, good luck Joan, forgive me for sending
you into that particular boot camp,
enjoy your future with BIM, ….
Good Luck Joan, and all the Best!
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