WEEK SEVEN: Audrey had a bad time of it. She volunteered, then muscled her way into being Project Manager, then insisted that each person she gave a job to should make his or her own decisions -- which meant they had no leader! She and John couldn't have a decent conversation which did not bode well for team effort. Trump fired her and one of the reasons was that she didn't have her team's respect. Respect, as we all know, has to be earned. She didn't know how to earn it.

WEEK SIX: Audrey was pretty upset that Craig was treating her like a child. Evidently she shared with him some of her private life earlier and that came out in the Boardroom. Tsk. Tsk. Never say anything you don't want repeated -- especially anything that has to do with your spouse. :)

WEEK FIVE: Audrey has quite a mouth on her. I didn't see her do much, but I sure heard what she said when she came back from the Boardroom! I wonder when she is going to realize that Donald doesn't hire people who speak before they think. Because if she had been thinking, she wouldn't have shown everyone that she has a mouth on her. :)

WEEK FOUR: Audrey liked the idea of working with Donny Deutsch. As far as her actions this week, she didn't gain any points by calling Kristen a you-know-what. These players need to know that when you put someone else down, you put yourself down. When you make derogatory remarks about someone, you are showing a part of yourself that does nothing to qualify you as a team player.

WEEK THREE: Net Worth wasn't highlighted so much this week, but what I saw of Audrey, I liked.

WEEK TWO: Audrey got the dumpster, but she knew Kristen was right about checking their finances first. Audrey hated hearing Angie and Kristen yelling. She has a point - anger destroys team effort.

WEEK ONE: Audrey seems nice and cheerful. I didn't notice that she stood out this week. We'll see what happens next week.

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