With warm regards

Jolene believes that her interactions with colleagues in the office should begin and end with her official duties. Her recipe for survival among annoying co-workers who don't understand the importance of boundaries? He pours out his grievances in caustic PS emails. Then they change the font colour to white and no one will know anything. What could go wrong? Then, when a glitch in the IT system causes her to lose access to the entire department's private emails, Jolene knows she should report it. But who could resist the temptation to read what his colleagues really say about him? Plus, when she finds out that layoffs are coming, she realizes that this could be the key to saving her job. The plan is simple: to win the boss's favour, convince HR that she is indispensable to Supershops and knock out the competition.
A bittersweet tragicomedy from an office environment about an introverted millennial Jolene will both move and make the reader laugh, reminding us that bad decisions can seemingly backfire, but making the right ones is usually much harder. There are references to contemporary pop culture, a romantic plot and a large portion of humour.