Amy: As I was saying, it's his attitude towards work, boss, me and co-workers.
Peter: Let's start with what he did today and then you'll paint me a picture of his attitude.
Amy: The company is thinking of introducing a scheme that would promote those who work hardest.
Peter: What kind of scheme?
Amy: Basically, the more work u do, the better.
Peter: And what about quality?
Amy: Idk.
Peter: Ok, go on.
Amy: All employees were supposed to fill in a form and answer questions what they think about themselves in the company and about the idea.
Peter: The first part is kinda cruel.
Amy: Y?
Peter: Well, if u say something that the boss won't like, then ur screwed.
Amy: Not necessarily. There was this girl that answered that she's ready to take on new duties, but when asked in person to do so, refused.
Peter: That's what I basically meant.
Amy: And, yeah, she's screwed. No promotion for her. Her choice. 
Peter: Kinda fair. Ur life, ur choice. So what about the form? What's the return?
Amy: No one wants it to be introduced.
Peter: Y? Ppl don't want to earn more money?
Amy: Idk. I'm actually in favour, 'cause there are some ppl who could use a boost.
Peter: Maybe they're afraid of the rat race?
Amy: Not in this company. It's a way of promoting productivity.
Peter: Got it. So, what did he do?
Amy: Getting to it. After the form, every person is asked for an interview with the boss. Today was his turn.
Peter: I can't wait to hear what he said. 
Amy: He literally told the boss that's the dumbest idea he had ever heard and he's not going to take part in it. 
Peter: Srsly?! Is he really that dumb?
Amy: He's entitled to an opinion.
Peter: I know, but there are different ways of expressing them.
Amy's company is thinking of introducing work promoting scheme. He told the boss that the idea was dumb and he wouldn't take part in it.  