Anne: Well, you certainly managed to upset Renata in that meeting
Sid: No idea why.
Anne: Simply ignored her ideas, treated her like she wasn't there.
Sid: Ideas? What ideas?
Anne: The auction, for example.
Sid: It's all very well talking about having an auction but we haven't got enough artworks for a proper auction, have no idea if we can get enough artists to donate, and what the value of all of this would be.
Anne: I thought it was a good idea.
Sid: And who do we have who would actually do all the work involved? Renata?
Anne: She and other team members.
Sid: To be honest, she will not lift a finger.
Sid: You forgot what happened last year when we were all supposed to come in and clean up the Museum after the repair work?
Anne: True, she didn't turn up
Sid: and didn't even tell us she wouldn't be there.
Anne: Well, she probably will resign from the group now
Sid: Quite frankly, it won't upset me if she does. We need to have people who will do things and not just make work for other people by having "good ideas".
Anne: But the more the merrier, surely? 
Sid: I have no interest in a situation where you and I do all the work and other people simply take the credit. I don't find it motivating.
Sid: I don't care if she is offended and I don't care if she leaves. 
Anne: But at least she is positive about things and not like that Halina. 
Sid: Yes, she is more of a glass half empty than half full person, but she does chip in, if not with time, then with money
Anne: only after making a giant fuss, though. 
Sid: I think it's good that she is there, because without her pessimism we probably would have a lot more "good ideas" from Renata. 
Sid upset Renata in that meeting. Sid does not care if Renata is offended or if she decides to leave the team. Renata can be unreliable but she has a positive attitude and some good ideas. Halina is more reliable than Renata but has a more negative attitude.