Since day one, Reagan has resented her colleague Tilly's way of doing things. Tilly swears she's not responsible for the printer jamming but Reagan has personally seen her shove in the paper hastily. She makes group tasks at the office more complicated than they need to be because she refuses to cut corners. Tilly, on the other hand, thinks Reagan is young and dumb. She believes upper management made a mistake hiring her, even if she had a high GPA. As far as she's concerned, there's no substitute for experience and Reagan ought to listen to her when she's doling out advice. They've come cl... Show more