Five Years of Workplace Bullying，So I Joined the Competitor

At the end of the year, the company organized a team retreat to Hawaii as a reward for its employees. But right before we were supposed to leave, my female superior, Jessica, told me I wasn't allowed to go.

"There are limited spots for this retreat, someone has to stay behind and cover,"

she said, a saccharine smile playing on her lips.

"Your husband is the VP, Sarah. Do you really care about one trip?"

Twenty-plus people were in the conference room, and not a single one spoke up.

I stared at her.

Five years.