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Guutamaa Hawaas

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To all Oromos and World Readers

The author of Guutamaa's biography and history on Wikipedia wanted to offer every Oromo person who battled and still fighting for the Oromia flag to be waved across Oromia in every school, government building, and everywhere tremendous gratitude for each of them. This author also firmly believed every Oromo should acknowledge and admit the outstanding achievement the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF) and its leader brought to the Oromo people in 1991. The author wants to give or spell out those accomplishments because non-Oromo readers might not know, so the two significant triumphs were cementing the Oromia map in the world map and delivering the Afaan Oromo language of teaching and learning in the Ethiopian Empire.

Moreover, the author felt guilty if he publishes Guutamaa's Wikipedia without giving credit and mentioning Qeerroo fi Qaarree of Oromo (male and female youth Oromo). The Oromo youths' peaceful revolution and movement engaged with TPLF/Ethiopian regimes to liberate Oromia and rejuvenate the Oromo democracy known as the Gadaa system.

The Qeerroo and Qaarre, also known as the Qubee Generation, relinquished the TPLF from power in 2018. However, unfortunately, the revolution was hijacked in 2018 and empowered the sworn enemy of the Oromo people. Those enemies openly called to eradicate Orommummaa and Saboonumma alongside Qeerroo and Qarre as they planned to start massacring innocent Oromo youths across Oromia.

To sum up, the author thought those Oromo enemies might take Oromo many centuries back if there was no Jal. So Marro decided to remain in Oromia mountain as long as it took him to liberate Oromia. Today ( 11.12.2022), the former Qeerroo and Qarree are Oromo libation Army (OLF) under leadership of Jal. Maarro, thank God.

Guutama's image

Who was Guutamaa Hawaas? The nom de guerre

Guutamaa's birth name was Jama Robale, born to the Oromo Arsi family in 1945. His family name was Robale Dadhi, and his mother was Gasho Tafera in the Gololcha district of Arbaa Guugu, Arsi province of Oromia. Jama had three siblings: Rosa or Lukku, Mohamed, and Amina.

At Early Age

Guutama at an early age, was introduced to Gololcha Elementry school and studied from grade K to fourth grade in the Gololcha Elementary. After completing fourth grade in Gololcha, his father transferred him to Fininfe ( Addis Abeba) to the high school called Lulu Mekonnen. Guutama then studied in that high school from grade five to 12. While he was in the high school, Finfine started secretly meeting politically mindful Oromo students and some wise Oromo, in general, to discuss Oromo people and their rights. Those discreetly assembling moved to a more significant political area of the Metcha-Tuulama group. Still, their manifesto about liberating Oromia was very secret because the Amhara government is/was the principal enemy of the Oromo people. So, if they noticed anything about Oromo's self-determination or liberating Oromo, they would bring heaven and earth together to dismantle it with the speed of light.

What's Metcha-Tuulama?

The Metcha-Tuulama was established in the early 1960s as a civic organization to support the Oromo people socially and united. Given that it was initially based on Oromo clans ( Macca-Tuulama) around Finfinne ( Addis Ababa). The organization's purpose was to uplift the sociology-political marginalization of the Oromo people within the Ethiopian Empire. The association, as the Pan Oromo Movement, rapidly expanded its membership throughout Oromia. The establishment of the Metcha-Tuulama Society marked the beginning of a new era for the Oromo resistance movement. The Oromo people have long been hungry for liberation movements that pool their resources, unite their activities, and channel their creative energies against the forces of oppression. In addition, he campaigned for the social, educational, cultural, and political rights of the Oromo people. Although the Metcha-Tuulama Association was formed in 1962, it remained local until 1966.

What was the transformation about 1966?

A meeting of the Metcha-Tuloma Association slated to take place at Dere ( Dheera) in the province of Arsi was prohibited in November 1966. Although the main reason was that the Ethiopian regime knew that the Arsi were defeated and humiliated for six years (1880–1886), Menelik's well-trained soldiers, supported by some European advisors and weapons, won all 38 ongoing conflicts, making it the second gathering to be held in that volatile province. Regardless of the regime's uproar, the ban was defied, and the meeting was carried out, but the Metcha-Tuloma Association was banned immediately afterward, and its leaders suffered exemplary punishment (Markakis, 1987, p. 260).

Their detention and treason trial were justified by a tiny device that exploded safely in an Addis Ababa movie theater. General Tadesse, an Oromo from Shoa, was given the death penalty but was spared and imprisoned, while a young army lieutenant named Mamo Mazamir was executed. Lawyer Haile Mariam Gamada, the association secretary, passed away shortly after being detained. Many more were exiled to distant regions of the empire, and a few dozen spent the final years of the ancien régime at Addis Abeba's infamous Alem Baka jail (Markakis, 1987, p. 260).

Dheera also was the birthplace of Oromo unity because before the general meeting started, all Oromo Muslims and Christians held one knife together and slaughtered all animals to kill the difference between Oromo Christians and Muslims.

Guutamaa's post-Secondary School Journey

Guutamaa was appointed as the Coffee Board Director, and he stayed in his position working in Dila and Addis Ababa until 1974 Ethiopia's revolution. Gautama was already from an early age bothered when the Amhara students tried to undermine Oromo's rights given that they were living in Oromo land. Moreover, some Oromo university and secondary students were well-informed about the Oromo land that Amhara had colonized. Those who had similarly believed started getting together and discussed forming the Oromo Liberation Front ( OLF). For instance, Baro Tumsa, another well-known Oromo, founded a group named Revolutionary Struggle of the Oppressed Masses of Ethiopia (commonly known as ECHAAT), which briefly had the support of the government.

Guutamaa Prior to Join the OLF in Jungle

The Dergue regime designated Guutama to lead and represent the Gololcha District of Arbaa Guugu. That created an excellent opportunity for him because he was born there, so Guutamaa could quickly build the OLF grassroots while working as the Dergue appointee. Nevertheless, the Dergue felt unsafe for their regime to keep Guutamaa in Gololcha. So they transferred him to Aboomsa, the Arbaa Guugu's regional capital city. As days and weeks passed, the Dergue regime zoomed in on the idea that the Guutamaa was part of the OLF.

Finally, the Dergue regime sent three police officers to arrest Guutama, but the police did not show what Guutama looked like. They then asked him if he knew Jama ( his birth name), and he told the officers he had been there before but not now he had left. When the police officers went in different directions to search for Jama, he ran away and returned to Golocha to join the OLF in the jungle.

Unfortunately, Dergue's land reform of 1975 and those activities by radical opponents and supporters of the military regime threatened to pre-empt the political terrain, leaving the aspiring Oromo nationalists without a constituency since the radicals, whose ranks included many Oromo, sought a solution to the national contradictions within the framework of the Ethiopian state. Therefore, those who favored a different answer based on Oromo nationalism - about thirty of them, primarily former university and secondary school students - gathered in Addis Ababa in July 1976 to form the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF). The meeting revised a document drafted two years earlier, which now became the OLF program. It defined the Oromo position as colonial and called for an armed struggle as the only solution (Markakis, 1987, p. 263).

The target was an independent country called Oromia, whose broad borders included all of central and southern Ethiopia, except for the Ogaden region and the Omo River, an area inhabited by more groups than Oromo. The number of initiates did not exceed those present at the founding meeting of the OLF, which also established a Central Committee and elected an Executive Committee of eleven. Abdul Karim Ibrahim was chosen as the military commander and, along with other members of the Executive Committee, traveled to the Chercher region of Harar province to build up forces among the Oromo peasants. In 1977, the OLF members elected Magarsa Bari as their new president; then, in April 1978, the OLF in its first congress held at Bookhee in Chercher, military commander Abdul Karim Ibrahim refused to recognize his authority and left the OLF (Markakis, 1987, p. 263). That created manufactured chaos and took the liberation of Oromia backward for many years.

Guutamaa as Full-Time OLF

Guutamaa was one of the early top founders and leaders of the OLF; the early leaders such as Baaru Tumsa, Magarsa Bari, Goota Bobbaas ( Ahmed Buna), Kinfaa Hindeessa, but not limited. Those leaders also met him in Gololcha and facilitated a secure passage for them to join the remaining OLF in the mountains.However, Guutama had planned for a reunion with Magarsa Bari, known as Baariso Wabe, Baaru Tusma, and all of the above mentioned but not limited. Guutamaa's undercover building and organizing Oromo grassroots when he was the Dergue official in Golocha and Amboomsa motivated many Oromo people to follow in his footstep.

A Bittersweet Life

Guutamaa built the strong grassroots and safely helped those leaders mentioned above, including himself, join the rest of the OLF in the mountains. Still, the Dergue regime declared to wipe out Guutamaa's immediate biological families. For example, in 1981, inhumanely and barbarically, the Dergue regime massacred in Amboomsa city in daylight.

Furthermore, as if that brutal actions were not enough, they let their dead bodies stay on the streets for three days and nights. The genocidal war against Guutamaa's family did not stop there. The Dergue regime then detained the month of Ramadan by gunpoint by his sister Lukku from her home and took her to the Haro military camp for no reason other than being Guutama's sister. During the inhumane detention, they tortured her all day, and in the evening, they brought her back to her family, shot her head, and slaughtered her before her children. The Dergue regime clearly and loudly said that Ethiopia would not be at peace without wiping Jama's family.

The First & the Second the OLF Congress Guutamaa's Duties and Obligations

The first OLF Congress was led in April of 1978 in Laga Raami, Raare Adam Boru, in the Hararge region. Guutamaa was part of the Central Committee of the organization. He was then assigned to teach and organize Oromo people in Arsi, Bale, and Daaro Labbu in the Hararge region. Guutamaa was successful in leading, fighting, and outreaching Oromo.

Moreover, the second OLF congress was taken place in 1983 in the area known as Goobeele, Hararge; so for that OLF General Assembly to happen, Guutamaa played a crucial role in terms of organization, fundraising, and securing the congress and more. Moreover, that congress was conducted professionally, unlike the first congress, because the first congress was the inner turmoil created when Abdul Karim Ibrahim refused to accept Magarsaa Bari as chairman of the OLF. He then left the OLF.

Transitional Government starting 1991

In 1991, after the Dergure regime collapsed, Guutamaa and Galassa Dilbo were appointed to represent the OLF in the TPLF regime-led transition. Gautama, as usual, played a critical role in the organization of the Oromo people, whether in parliament or outside parliament. However, Guutamaa was always vigilant when dealing with Habasha. For example, when Guutamaa and Galassa arrived in Finfine on behalf of the OLF, Oromo people from all walks of life gathered and lined up for the joy of witnessing the history they made.

Afterward, Guutama told the happily cheering Oromo masses this freedom was like a shining morning sun. Still, we were far from securing it, so we should work together while we were vigilant. We also must be united as one entity. Likewise, Guutamaa said in one of his speeches, and I do not even take revenge on those who killed my brother and sister, as long as Oromo united. That meant making the importance of Oromo unity for the Oromo people.

Arsi-Karrayyuu Conflict Must Solve by Guutamaa Hawaas

Guutamaa, before even reaching Finfinne, told Arsi's elderly to take quick action without taking time to bring together Arsi and Karrayyu's leaders to solve a century-old unfortunate conflict. Thanks to Guutama, that conflict was solved immediately. May Allah/Waaqa give him paradise and forgive his sins.

A Little Background of the conflict

The conflict between Arsi and Karrayyu occurred a century ago. Somehow, I do not know precisely how the war broke out between Arsi and Karrayyu. But, according to the historian, before the declaration of the war, the Arsi leaders called the gathering how to plan how to persecute the war. At the meeting, then they decided, " Arsiin laga Awaash gama jir'ttu akka nutti hin deebinne, Karraayyuu, Awaash ganama jirttu akka gama hiin baane." The rough translation is that Arsi was in Karrayyuu land and would not return, and any Karrraayyuu person on Arsi's side would remain in Arsi. Until today, there are Karrayyuu tribes in Arsi and vice versa. Unfortunately, the fighting lasted for one century, and undoubtedly, both Arsi and Karrayyu are great warriors.

While Guutamaa in the Transitional Government

Some of his old friends, such as Obbo Jeylu Abubakar, Obbo Hussien Mame, and others, sympathized with his health. As a result, Obbo Hussien took the initiative to get him a tourist visa from the U.S., Germany, and England, and then to go abroad to one of those countries and get treatment and return to the Oromia. Gautama replied, stating he could go while Oromo men and women were in the jungle and waiting for a decision on how to move forward Oromo and Oromia. He also told them I neither go abroad nor stay here in Finfinne because the TPLF regime is unwilling to accept Oromo self-determination, so that I would leave sooner or later.

Guutamaa Returned to back Dallo-Buna for the second and last time before he sacrificed his precious soul in the line of duty battling to liberate Oromia @ in 1992

In 1992, Guutamaa returned to the mountains of Dallo-Buna in the Bale region for the second time to join his men and women Oromo freedom fighters. He had decided to finish whatever was left of the liberation of Oromia or continue fighting until the last breath of his life. That decision made Guutamaa the exceptional Oromo leader because of the level of excellence for which he strives regardless of external and inner circumstances. One example was when he returned to Dallo-Buna from Finifine; Guutamaa held a tourist visa on his passport from the US, German, and England Embassy. Thus, he should have been to turn back Oromo men and women, but his moral dignity and commitment to liberate didn't allow him.

1994 The six Days Bloody Battle between OLF and TPLF Regime Around Dallo-Buna Led by the OLF Leader of Guutamaa Hawaas

The six days of the bloody war between OLF and TPLF resulted in the death of the OLF soul alongside Guutamaa Hawaas. However, some may argue that the end of Guutamaa's life and leadership has yet to translate to the lot of the spirit of OLF. Hence, regarding that arguments, the author supports based on the fact from three leaders who stated that the death of Guutama translated to the death of OLF.

The facts of how the battle started and until the death of Oromo's expensive hero and leader of Guutamaa will continue from three survival heroes, including their contributions toward Oromo armed struggles, in God's will.

Who were those three leaders?

They were Dawuud Ibsa, Meles Zenawi, former Ethiopian Prime Minister (PP), and Hassan Ali, former Oromia President.

Dawud Ibsa

A few years back, Kadiro Elemo, a journalist for the Oromia Media Network (OMN), brought Dawud Ibsa on that digital Television for a question and answer ( Q &A) to get to the bottom of why there was dwelling in Asmara, Eritrea but yet calling themselves the leader of OLF.

Although that Q & duration was long, the author focuses on why Dawud decided to reside in Asmara instead of placing himself in Oromia mountain. Dawud Ibsa then replied by stating that he could not go back Oromia jungle because of safety and security, which means he would not survive because the TPLF is controlled everywhere in Oromia.

Subsequently, Dawud Ibsa said tod that he left the mountain of Oromia because he received a letter from Lencho ( Leenco) Lata, which noted that Guutamaa was dead, so there was no longer OLF. According to Dawud Ibsa, that convinced and forced him to escape from Oromia for safety and security.

Meles Zenawi, Former Ethiopian Prime Minster

Meles and the top leaders of TPLF, including Major General Hayelom Araya, once they made sure Guutamaa was no longer alive, were thrilled because they knew that Guutamaa's determination and his principal-centered leadership. Meles then said publicly that the OLF chapter was closed.

On the contrary, one of the OLF's former fighters was captured while trying to flee to Kenia and brought to Hayelom Araya. According to the source, Hayelom told the person I would ask you something I knew, but if he told the truth, I would set him free. So the question was, who do you think, if they were killed, resulted in the extinction of OLF? Again, according to the source, the OLF person told Hayelom, If Guutamaa Hawaas and Nidhi Gamada were still with the OLF, the OLF would thrive, so those two leaders would determine whether the OLF exists or not as an organization. Hayelom once heard from the person, and he then let him free because they knew the style of leaders they were very well.

Hassan Ali, Former Oromia President

In the early 1990s, Hassan Ali visited Minneapolis, Minnesota, as part of outreach to Oromo in the diaspora. During the early stage of OPDO, Oromo people, whether in the diaspora or back home, disapproved of any person who associated himself with TPLF and OPDO. President Hassan Ali came to Minnesota during that period. According to the source which the author obtained from those who were there, the OLF group in Minnesota organized a group of children who would go to the stage and suffocate Hassan Ali with the OLF flag while he was addressing the audience. Somehow, one young boy went to the stage and performed his assigned duty. Once he survived that unwise action, President Hassan shouted to the audience by remarking that those who were here claiming they were the OLF all of you are liars because there was no longer the leader of the OLF. After all, Guutamaa was dead.

Guutamaa Survived by One Biological Daughter and Millions of Oromo Sons and Daughters

Guutamaa had survived by one of his great-daughters named Biftu. The definition of survived by someone refers to when someone is alive after a particular person passes. Still, when it comes to Guutamaa, every Oromo's son and daughter are his own because he fought until the last of his breath for Oromo's sons and daughter to live with dignity and respect.

Guutamaa's Personality

Guutama possessed an excellent moral character because millions of Oromo benefited from his selfless devotion to the people of Oromo. His good moral character proved through virtuous acts and principally by caring and loving everybody, including those who massacred his brother and sister. Furthermore, Guutamaa's personality had trustworthiness, honesty, reliability, and unwavering quality, including a proficient commitment to the legitimate handle and the organization of equity and the condition of being respected as having such attributes.

Leadership Styles

Guutamaa's leadership doctrine fits into a principle-centered leadership because he led the Oromo to long-lasting success through a principle-centered leadership framework. For example, the Oromo Liberation Front ( OLF) members and Oromo people who knew Guutama were motivated to fight with their nails and tooth until their last breath. He also improved the morale and productivity of the OLF members.

Conversely, natural thought processes, compelling communication, and connections regularly fall flat when a pioneer needs a profound sense of keenness and quality of identity. Leaders can sometimes control their laborers through a false sense of charisma. This authority strategy is coercive since it makes somebody do what they need and utilizes control through outright control. It breeds a working climate that may result in tall representative turnover, mon assurance, and an environment of fear. Thus, Guutama was entirely the opposite of those kinds of attributes.

Author's short Background

Taha Roba @cushitic

He holds (with God's blessing) a B.S.Ed. in Secondary Mathematics, Master's in Learning, Design, & Technologies (M.Ed.) @ASU , and EDS in Curriculum and Instruction @LU

Profession

Educator

Designer and Developer of Instruction

https://rise.articulate.com/share/lMh4L9MdwXztDdcLubfUZ4lAoO0H14qm#/

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The author of Modern Afaan Oromo Grammar: An Invitation To A Cushiatic Language

https://www.amazon.com/Modern-Afaan-Oromo-Grammar-Invitation/dp/1524674702

Language Skills

English, Afaan Oromo, Arabic & Amharic, and communicate in Somali Tmroba (talk) 01:58, 14 November 2022 (UTC)

The author of Guutama's biography and history on Wikipedia wanted to offer every Oromo person who battled and still fighting for the Oromia flag to be waved across Oromia in every school, government building, and everywhere tremendous gratitude for each of them. This author also firmly believed every Oromo should acknowledge and admit the outstanding achievement the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF) and its leader brought to the Oromo people in 1991. The author wants to give or spell out those accomplishments because non-Oromo readers might not know, so the two significant triumphs were cementing the Oromia map in the world map and delivering the Afaan Oromo language of teaching and learning in the Ethiopian Empire.

Moreover, the author felt guilty if he publishes Guutamaa's Wikipedia without giving credit and mentioning Qeerroo fi Qaarree of Oromo (male and female youth Oromo). The Oromo youths' peaceful revolution and movement engaged with TPLF/Ethiopian regimes to liberate Oromia and rejuvenate the Oromo democracy known as the Gadaa system.

The Qeerroo and Qaarre, also known as the Qube Generation, relinquished the TPLF from power in 2018. However, unfortunately, the revolution was hijacked in 2018 and empowered the sworn enemy of the Oromo people. Those enemies openly called to eradicate Oromommummaa and Saboonumma alongside Qeerroo and Qarre as they planned to start massacring innocent Oromo youths across Oromia.

To sum up, the author thought those Oromo enemies might take Oromo many centuries back if there was no Jal. So Marro decided to remain in Oromia mountain as long as it took him to liberate Oromia. Today ( 11.12.2022), the former Qeerroo and Qarree are Oromo libration Army (OLF) under leadership of Jal. Maarro, thank God.

Who was Guutamaa Hawaas? The nom de guerre

Guutamaa's birth name was Jama Robale, born to the Oromo Arsi family in 1945. His family name was Robale Dadhi, and his mother was Gasho Tafera in the Gololcha district of Arbaa Guugu, Arsi province of Oromia. Jama had three siblings: Rosa or Lukku, Mohamed, and Amina. At Early Age Guutamaa, at an early age, was introduced to Gololcha Elementry school and studied from grade K to fourth grade in Gololcha Elementary. After completing fourth grade in Gololcha, his father transferred him to Fininfe ( Addis Abeba) to the high school called Lulu Mekonnen. Guutama then studied in that high school from grade five to 12. While he was in high school, Finfine started secretly meeting politically mindful Oromo students and some wise Oromo, in general, to discuss Oromo people and their rights. Those discreetly assembling moved to a more significant political area of the Metcha-Tuulama group. Still, their manifesto about liberating Oromia was very secret because the Amhara government is/was the principal enemy of the Oromo people. So, if they noticed anything about the Oromo's self-determination or liberating Oromo, they would bring heaven and earth together to dismantle it with the speed of light. What's Metcha-Tuulama? The Metcha-Tuulama was established in the early 1960s as a civic organization to support the Oromo people socially and united. Given that it was initially based on Oromo clans ( Macca-Tuulama) around Finfinne ( Addis Ababa). The organization's purpose was to uplift the sociology-political marginalization of the Oromo people within the Ethiopian Empire. The association, as the Pan Oromo Movement, rapidly expanded its membership throughout Oromia. The establishment of the Metcha-Tuulama Society marked the beginning of a new era for the Oromo resistance movement. The Oromo people have long been hungry for liberation movements that pool their resources, unite their activities, and channel their creative energies against the forces of oppression. In addition, he campaigned for the social, educational, cultural, and political rights of the Oromo people. Although the Metcha-Tuulama Association was formed in 1962, it remained local until 1966.

A meeting of the Metcha-Tuloma Association slated to take place at Dere ( Dheera) in the province of Arsi was prohibited in November 1966. Although the main reason was that the Ethiopian regime knew that the Arsi were defeated and humiliated for six years (1880–1886), Menelik's well-trained soldiers, supported by some European advisors and weapons, won all 38 ongoing conflicts, making it the second gathering to be held in that volatile province. Regardless of the regime's uproar, the ban was defied, and the meeting was carried out, but the Metcha-Tuloma Association was banned immediately afterward, and its leaders suffered exemplary punishment (Markakis, 1987, p. 260).

Their detention and treason trial were justified by a tiny device that exploded safely in an Addis Ababa movie theater. General Tadesse, an Oromo from Shoa, was given the death penalty but was spared and imprisoned, while a young army lieutenant named Mamo Mazamir was executed. Lawyer Haile Mariam Gamada, the association secretary, passed away shortly after being detained. Many more were exiled to distant regions of the empire, and a few dozen spent the final years of the ancien régime at Addis Abeba's infamous Alem Baka jail (Markakis, 1987, p. 260). Dheera also was the birthplace of Oromo unity because before the general meeting started, all Oromo Muslims and Christians held one knife together and slaughtered all animals to kill the difference between Oromo Christians and Muslims.

The facts of how the battle started and until the death of Oromo's expensive hero and leader of Guutamaa will continue from three survival heroes, including their contributions toward Oromo armed struggles, in God's will.

Guutamaa's Personality Guutama possessed an excellent moral character because millions of Oromo benefited from his selfless devotion to the people of Oromo. His good moral character proved through virtuous acts and principally by caring and loving everybody, including those who massacred his brother and sister. Furthermore, Guutamaa's personality had trustworthiness, honesty, reliability, and unwavering quality, including a proficient commitment to the legitimate handle and the organization of equity and the condition of being respected as having such attributes. Leadership Styles Guutamaa's leadership doctrine fits into a principle-centered leadership because he led the Oromo to long-lasting success through a principle-centered leadership framework. For example, the Oromo Liberation Front ( OLF) members and Oromo people who knew Guutama were motivated to fight with their nails and tooth until their last breath. He also improved the morale and productivity of the OLF members.

Conversely, natural thought processes, compelling communication, and connections regularly fall flat when a pioneer needs a profound sense of keenness and quality of identity. Leaders can sometimes control their laborers through a false sense of charisma. This authority strategy is coercive since it makes somebody do what they need and utilizes control through outright control. It breeds a working climate that may result in tall representative turnover, mon assurance, and an environment of fear. Thus, Guutama was entirely the opposite of those kinds of attributes.