At 7:45 a.m., I placed a four-sentence resignation letter on my boss’s desk, set my badge beside it, and walked out without a word. After three years of “meets expectations” ratings while I built…
The resignation letter was four sentences. Not because Maya Chen didn’t have more to say. She had decided, sometime around 2 a. m. after the performance review that gave her a “meets expectations” rating for the third year in a row, that the most powerful thing she could do was say very little. She printed … Read more