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Antonio Castellaneta's avatar

What stayed with me is how the problem never truly disappears. It changes language, becomes a procedure, becomes a document, yet continues to inhabit the same spaces. A quiet transformation that somehow leaves almost everything exactly where it was.

May Season Studio's avatar

The document is not a solution. It is a relocation.

Kenn Reff's avatar

You keep writing interesting pieces. Thank you. Staying with you on these. :)

May Season Studio's avatar

That means a lot, thank you. Corporate life meets fiction.

Alex Lynn Tx's avatar

As an HR certified professional, I truly enjoyed this piece. You also showed me that writing about my HR experiences doesn't have to be boring. I am looking forward to reading the rest. Thanks.

May Season Studio's avatar

That means a lot coming from someone who’s lived it from the other side. Your stories would land differently than most.

Alex Lynn Tx's avatar

Well thanks for writing your pieces to encourage such topics. My writing is all over the place. An idea arrives, I write. You never really know what you will get with my work. And I kinda like the messiness popcorn brain of it all. I will have to explore my experiences to see if there are any worth retelling. Thanks again.

@robopulp's avatar

It feels suffocating to work in such environments.

Ithinkyoureworthadamn's avatar

Oh man. The worst kind, the ones who never get caught, know the line, step right up to it but just set up shop there instead of going over it. Great story about a very real scenario women live every day.

May Season Studio's avatar

The advisory was written because the line is the point. Living there is the strategy.