Maggie is setting up a meeting with a new client from China. This meeting may make her an important part of the Asia-Pacific Department in this California based company and result in a promotion and sizeable increase in salary. As she is doing a voice mail, in barges Ralph. "Hey Maggie, what are you doing?'

Ralph notes the monitor and the I-phone messages. "Does the boss know you are working with those people? We don't want to do business with them politically and we have started to put up tariffs for all their exports to the United States." I know just how to handle these foreign business people." You should have contacted me sooner."

Maggie points to the phone's speaker and replies that the boss is enthusiastic about the potential business with this Chinese company. She has been instructed to do it by herself.

Ralph ignores Maggie's cold response and insists he can and should be a part of the meeting. After all he is a favorite customer of the Golden Phoenix Restaurant. Not be stopped, he leans over Maggie's shoulder and proceeds to key in a few demanding messages.

If you are Maggie, what do you do? Is there any hope to get Ralph off the meeting? What should Maggie tell her boss and her Chinese counterpart?

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