I was 54 years old and had just been called “support staff” in front of my most important client—by a 29-year-old VP who’d been at the company for three weeks. She’d spent 15 minutes pitching a…
Jennifer Walsh walked into our Monday morning meeting like she owned the place. Navy blazer that cost more than most people’s monthly mortgage, wireless clicker in her hand, and enough confidence to sell ice to Eskimos in January. The CEO introduced her as the new VP of digital transformation. His 29-year-old niece had just finished … Read more