If micromanagement had a face, it would look like this guy. Related: Karen Gillan Wants Meryl Streep & Jennifer Lawrence for Gunpowder Milkshake 2 Fans have argued that the tough-love lessons Andy learned from her time as an assistant are what helped her succeed in the position, but that may just be what "girls who would kill to be in her position" would instead choose to believe. Her most egregious act came when she sacrificed one of her most loyal employees' promotion in order to keep her own job. Instead, Miranda ran her office with quiet fear and intimidation, and pitted her underlings against one another. A leader is typically supposed to motivate teamwork and positivity. Andy, in particular, is asked to complete near-impossible tasks, such as booking a flight during a hurricane and acquiring an unpublished manuscript for Priestly's twin daughters, tasks that came with little to no instructions. Throughout The Devil Wears Prada, she belittles her assistants, Andy and Emily, and has them do menial jobs, such as retrieving her dry-cleaning and dinner. She may be at the top of a fashion empire, but that doesn't exactly give her license to treat her employees like personal servants. You can tell from the way she walks into the room and how everyone reacts that Miranda Priestly exudes power.
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