to take your experience for granted.
For ten years, I had believed that the best way to prove my value was to solve every problem, answer every call, and make sure nobody ever had to worry about payroll.
I had become so dependable that people stopped noticing the work required to keep everything running.
Harold’s decision forced me to confront an uncomfortable truth.
If a company values your labor only when it needs rescuing, it may never truly value you.
You can be professional without being endlessly available.
You can
