Marian, a top graduate from Loyola in Humanities, was hired by a major corporation into a management position. Marian finished the corporation's management training program top in her group, and is performing above the norm in her position. She is really enjoying her work.

As a woman she feels isolated, as there are no other women managers and few women in her area. One night at a company party she heard a conversation between two of her male co-workers and their supervisor. They were complaining to him about Marian's lack of qualifications and her unpleasant personality. They cursed affirmative action regulations for making the hiring of Marian necessary.

Marian is very upset and wants to quit.

Questions:

Should Marian quit?

Are her co-workers correct in their evaluation?

Should Marian confront the co-workers?

Should Marian file a discrimination suit?

Should Marian go to the supervisor?

What else could Marian do?

Answer rating: 100% (QA)

Should Marian quit No Marian should not quit She should face the situation instead She was a top per... View the full answer