This happened at the end of last term when all the upset and anger I had within me exploded. I can take to Twitter to vent and this can be deemed unprofessional. I’m also aware that I’m guilty of not always dealing with things in the right way. They definitely don’t want to listen to them or understand what it is that just makes them a little bit difficult.
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And people just don’t know how to deal with difficult women. In truth, fundamentally, I am that difficult woman.
If I don’t trust you – and trust is of paramount importance to me – then, quite frankly you know it because my guard goes up and I make it my business to have as little to do with you as I possibly can. In fact, I’ve been told before that injustice of any kind within the work place is something I really struggle to let go of. This is for two reasons: firstly, I don’t shy away from saying what I think or when I feel there is an injustice of some kind. Things that people said to me and things that people did made me feel utterly worthless and I am fully aware that the reality is that in making such a decision and taking such a stand, I have made myself truly insignificant. I stepped up to HOD, hated it for a variety of reasons and stepped back down. To be fair, having been through quite a bit in my life I have developed skills in self-awareness and as someone who has benefitted from counselling, coaching and mentoring, my ability to consider and reflect upon my position is strong. I think summer is the perfect time to reflect which in turn heightens your awareness.
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