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No-one. He gave Sara a hard time when it seemed she was under-performing. He said that when she was PM, she better not under-perform for him. He got a bit loud, but that was because he was emotional, not because he was trying to intimidate her.
People use the "bully" word too much. It's almost impossible for a big man to have an emotional argument with a small woman without it being called bullying. Only Sara, Raef and Lucinda came out of that with much honour. Claire salvaged a little by trying to deflect the blame from Sara (she did blame her in the boardroom, but I think that was just a tactic; I think she assumed Kevin would bring Jenny Celery in, as he obviously should have, and wanted to influence him to bring Sara in and not her. Her ploy failed because Kevin was too clueless to read the hints Sugar had given or to know who'd really done badly). |
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No-one. He gave Sara a hard time when it seemed she was under-performing. He said that when she was PM, she better not under-perform for him. He got a bit loud, but that was because he was emotional, not because he was trying to intimidate her.
People use the "bully" word too much. It's almost impossible for a big man to have an emotional argument with a small woman without it being called bullying. Another thing is that she actually had a good idea on that card task (religious holidays) but she got ignored while Jenny bulldozed her stupid environmental idea which lost the task for them. |
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