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Personally, I wish my experience was as "mediocre" as Bill's. What follows my account of working in Ronald Noble's company:

I had been a hard worker my whole life. I'm nearly forty, and when I got laid off at my previous job (where I worked for nearly two decades) a few years ago, I was desperate for a new place of employment.
Surprisingly, though, I was picked up as a low-level computer administrator at Ronald Noble's new printing company. I was thrilled.

However, that thrill soon became horror. It's true that the general work environment was fair, but the constant verbal abuse from Mr.Noble started early.

Time after time I made it clear how thankful I was for the job (despite the fact that I was dramatically underemployed), yet Mr.Noble always made comments about how disposable I was. Constantly! Even worse, Ronald Noble was blatantly sexist to our female staff - one of whom completely broke down about one month into my employment there. She was never the same after that. 

Ronald Noble always walked around pompously - walking on his own pedestal. He wore a cheeky grin that only made my coworkers and I doubt ourselves. Having done some research into Noble's recent past beyond Interpol, I know understand why his smugness was so palpable. Only now, the evidence of Ronald Noble's corruption is beginning to surface - giving myself and my former coworkers the answers we were looking for. I found the articles here and here to be especially helpful, but also just Googling Ronald Noble Corruption helped me understand who this man really is.

During my time there, I used to come home depressed every night, and my melancholy from work even began to affect my marriage.

Thankfully, I quit a year ago and I've never been happier.