Stories about bosses, coworkers, customers and the jobs that shape us.
The clock above the pie case at the Copper Kettle read eleven forty when Cassidy Boone set her briefcase on my counter, pulled out six... Read more
My name is Ray Delgado and for eleven years I was the man nobody at Heronwood looked at twice. Heronwood Pointe is a condo tower... Read more
At 8:15 that Monday morning, four days after my last chemo infusion, I stood on the sidewalk outside Depot Blooms with my key in a... Read more
Renfrow Building Supply has opened at six forty five every weekday morning for forty one years, ten minutes before the coffee finishes dripping in the... Read more
I was standing at the back of the conference room when Halvorsen said the wrong name, and for one full second I was sure my... Read more
At 3:47 on a Tuesday afternoon, Wynter Osterman looked at me across his desk and told me the job I had been doing for twelve... Read more
The safety pin had already worked its way through the waistband by the time I stepped off the elevator on the ninth floor, and I... Read more
Renfrow Building Supply has opened at six forty five every weekday morning for forty one years, ten minutes before the coffee finishes dripping in the... Read more
Four hundred thirty one thousand dollars. That is what my scheduling model saved Prairie Grain Cooperative in its first full harvest season, and Brock Sedlak... Read more
Eleven weeks after I watched Lonnie Bratcher’s glove disappear into the jaws of Press Line Three, I sat in a Walmart parking lot in Bremmer,... Read more