answer: Annie is worried that Mr. Drummond might be angry because Annie thinks she was too rude, but Karen doesn't think it might be a problem. Karen thinks highly of Mr. Drummond and tells Annie that he is nor sexist at all.
documents: #Person1#: Karen, do you have a minute? I'd like to ask you about something. 
  #Person2#: Sure. What is it? 
  #Person1#: I think you can give me some advice. You have worked here longer, and I just want to know what you think. 
  #Person2#: I'm glad to help you. But what is it you want to ask about? 
  #Person1#: I am worried about the meeting this morning. 
  #Person2#: Why? I think the meeting went well. 
  #Person1#: Really? 
  #Person2#: Yes. But what are you worried about? 
  #Person1#: I'm afraid I was too rude. 
  #Person2#: Rude? You weren't rude at all, Annie. Why do you think you were rude? 
  #Person1#: Well, I maybe talked to Mr. Drummond too directly. I thought I maybe said too much. I don't want him to be angry. 
  #Person2#: I understand. But really you weren't rude at all. You said what you thought. I think he appreciates that. 
  #Person1#: Really? 
  #Person2#: Yes. 
  #Person1#: But I am new here, and I'm not sure he is used to that. 
  #Person2#: You mean because you are a woman? 
  #Person1#: Yes. And he is the president of the company. 
  #Person2#: Listen, Annie. You shouldn't worry about Mr. Drummond. He is a very good man to work for. He is not sexist at all. He appreciates people for their ideas. And he is willing to take suggestions from men or women. 
  #Person1#: I am very happy to hear that, Karen. It's good to know I'm working in such a company. 
  #Person2#: I agree with you on that, Annie. I've worked for Derek Drummond for nine years now. I feel he appreciates his employees for their work, not their gender. I would never change jobs. 
  #Person1#: Good. Thank you for telling me this. 
  #Person2#: Any time. If you have a good idea, don't be afraid to speak up. This is a company that appreciates initiative.