I want to climb the career ladder, you know, but more often than not I feel like I'm working against my boss instead of with her. You know, I had to break into her office. I broke into her office. And then I find out that we're going to destroy the Linderman Building. Destroy it.
It makes no sense to me at all. Man, if they only knew what I was capable of, you know, I'm, I'm good at my job. I'm hard working, I'm conscientious, and you know I'm reliable. I don't know.
You know, what Stuart doesn't understand is that this business world is much harder than he ever thought it would be. He doesn't need mentors or seminars or workshops, he needs on the job training. You know, you work hard and that's how you learn so fast. He's not going to have time for this Linderman project. I'm going to give him more responsibility, put him in charge of more contracts and, maybe, even a pay raise.
I want to meet all of my deadlines and my targets. You know I want to be successful. I'm just starting to fear that I've picked the wrong job for advancement. Stuart Banks, twenty-nine, burnt out, washed up. So, shortest career ever.