Elara
I didn't waste time thinking about Susan after our bathroom encounter. But while going through last year's business reports, I found something interesting. Susan's team was always dead last in sales numbers.
But her salary wasn't any lower than her coworkers. At the management level, she made the same as our top performers.
I asked Tyler to pull some more data for me. This Susan had only joined the company two years ago.Yet she'd already made it to management.
Everything screamed nepotism. The question was: who was backing her?
With the reports in hand, I went to Mark's office.
"Mark, are you busy?" I asked, leaning against his doorframe.
He looked up from his computer. He seemed happy to see me. "Director Park, what can I do for you?"
I noticed he was using
