I am not sure what her work involves, but she seems to have bounced off the 'rejection' from her earlier work-mates. She is busy often working late into the night, her colleagues appear to be responsible people, they drop her off when work goes over time. We have not met them, and I think perhaps this is a good thing - she is probably thinking let's wait for things to stabilise before we have dinners together. We have always told them that they must be happy with their work, they must contribute to the community and they must be productive; how much money they make is not relevant - the rewards will come sometimes it is financial, other times it is not. It can come in the way of a referral, a free offer of a base to work from, encouragement and advice when needed.
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