As I’ll be talking more and more about the people I work with I think I should make some introductions. We have at the top of the totem pole my manager. We shall call her Boss Lady. Boss Lady is quite possibly the best boss that anyone could ask for, and anyone could work with her and be successful.
Following Boss Lady on the company totem pole would be the assistant manager, whom we will call Pinky. Pinky started off as a leasing agent at the complex, but quickly moved into the assistant manager position after he showed great promise and skills in the way of persuasion and salesmanship. Pinky will also be going on a cruise with me and my roommate for our 21st birthdays.
The totem pole from here on is based solely on the most senior employees to the new hires. Worker Bee C. has been at the complex the longest, since April of last year. She just recently got engaged to Ex-Worker Bee G., who if you didn’t guess by the name, worked at our office also!
Following C. would be my roommate Worker Bee T. This darling would be my roommate! Her birthday is actually one day after mine. So the day I turn 21, T’s is the next day, and then the next day is New Year’s Eve. It will be a festive holiday season. Anyway, after Worker Bee T. comes me!! I won’t go into the details of me, because you’ll inevitably learn more than you ever wanted to know about me.
Worker Bee S. comes right after me on the totem pole. She along with T. are two of my best friends, and S. is quite the worker. She’s not taking very many classes this semester, so she’s at work all the time.
Worker Bee W. is the newest addition to our family, and he’s only two weeks behind S.! We have all been at our office for a little over a year now so really there’s not an issue of seniority. W. is also the roommate of Pinky.
I don’t know if you can see how intwined our lives are, but T. and S. are my best friends and T. is my roommate. Pinky and W. are roommates, and in January T., Pinky, me, and another friend will be going on a cruise . Be jealous!
So you see, I’ve managed to dip my pen in every aspect of the company ink.