May slid into June, and I buried myself in work. I’d been reprimanded for my behavior, and I’d apologized to my staff for setting such a bad example. They, in turn, patted me on the back for finally teaching those guys a lesson. Huh. Hadn’t realized anyone else had noticed what had been going on. And yes, I told them it was still wrong, though I was secretly pleased with their support. Liz had kissed my cheek and given me a high five, not in front of my employees, of course.
The suggestions I’d made to Titus were actually put in place, along with many others, and our budget was increased so we could replace some of our aging equipment and get new uniforms. The online portal for service requests was a hit with everyone, and it cut down wait time, miscommunication, and errors by a huge amou
