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Sherman, it would appear that the largest part of her current predicament is predicated on her value and success at her current position. Her rise from a medical representative on a team of 4, to the the increased group of 15 people that she manages, and their ability to to produce more than ⅔ the revenue of a team 4 times larger (Jick, T. & Peiperl, M., 2011.) Ms. Sherman’s success largely can be attributed to her management style and dedication to her people, individually, and as a team. Darwin reported that emotional expression was a key component of survival and adaptation (Davis, S., 2011.) Ms. Sherman demonstrated a remarkable ability to maintain the one-on-one direction to keep member’s of her team focussed, at a time when she acknowledged with exasparation that she herself did not have a boss, and felt she was in the middle of nowhere (Jick, T. & Peiperl, M., 2011.) Ms. Sherman has also increased her value to Glaxo with both her’s and her team’s established global relationships, including those Arab and Islamic nations historically not fond of doing business with