I read the article, wanted to comment, decided was better not to, went out for a run, and now I have decided to write something about it. I found it a very dis

I read the article, wanted to comment, decided was better not to, went out for a run, and now I have decided to write something about it. I found it a very disturbing article. Someone with a background in clinical psychology might want to explore the transference that seemed to happen in the author when she mistook a company she worked for, where she was apparently chastised, made to cry, and asked to skip vacation by appealing to her sense of guilt and importance, for a higher calling. It is the kind of letter I would expect a North Korean army private to send to Kim Jong-un after coming back from three months of isolation in military barracks. I also appreciate that there are people who are dedicated to the cause of corporate growth for reasons other than making bank, because I will never be one of those people.