October 2018
Intermediate to advanced
256 pages
5h 46m
English

It was November 2016, and Kronites were on edge. Following an incredibly divisive U.S. presidential election, our China and Mexico staff feared that the new administration would deal harshly with them. Some employees who voted conservative felt attacked or marginalized by others who didn’t share their beliefs. And Kronites everywhere were concerned about what the future held in store for our company.
I wanted to make sure everyone felt safe, regardless of their beliefs and how they had voted, so I decided to step in. On November 10, two days after the election, I sent an e-mail to Kronites around the world entitled, “Some ...
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