Gemotions

The change was a blow. Michael, from sales to data analytics, felt like he was being punished. The constant drone of computers, the silence in the office, was an assault on his senses.

He dropped his belongings onto the desk with a thud, the sound echoing in the quiet. He ran his hand over the cold surface, feeling the edges of his temper fray.

He took his first assignment, the data set spread out before him. He found a mistake. He didn't tell his team. The mistake was subtle, but could cost the company money. He watched his team work on it, and enjoyed the fact they would find the errors later, when it was too late.