The best manager I ever had had an open-door policy. So we were able to walk into her office anytime we were having a bad day. We could vent. Nothing was held against us. She just let us blow off our steam. We could come to her with anything. We talked to her about family, like we knew her family. She met, like we always would do, like a monthly outing or something to a Mexican restaurant to get to know the team. I do know this is an at-home job. But it was just kind of awesome to have like a manager you can go to and not be judged. Like you could get things off your chest in that instant and not be judged or like talked down to for your feelings or how you're feeling. It was always validated how you felt and she would talk to you about how you felt and like if you were in the wrong, she would tell you and be like, well, I don't think you should be upset about this. This is why. Like it was a great open-door policy and I really liked that about her. Sadly, she just left her position last Friday at my job.