That kid filled out a clause incorrectly and ended up losing 400,000. The company spent 200,000 hiring an auditor who worked for two weeks to get everything straight. She didn’t come back. The workstation stayed empty, and no one dared to sit there. The new guy adjusted his chair slightly, and the administrative manager’s face turned green: “Move it back—every direction has its own considerations.” So now I’m asking you—did the least noticeable person in your company come to work today?