"Years ago, she hired a young woman who was at the start of her own career. She was eager, dedicated, ambitious and smart. She took her under her wing and for years helped grow her career. She counseled her to negotiate salaries and promotions, find better opportunities and troubleshoot when colleagues and managers did not treat her properly. Over time, they developed a solid understanding and she felt that she could trust her fully. When she moved to a new job, she rehired her, giving her more responsibilities. One day, the protege had an opportunity to be promoted and leap forward. The quid pro quo was betrayal. She did not hesitate and leapt. At home they call her Judah."
 
Vintage photograph, acrylic, cotton, vintage paper wrap, silver marker, old wood handle, typewriter button, pumice.
13" x 17" x 1.5"     
Sold with frame