What is Miss Barnes’ job?

M: Miss Barnes, I understand that you are quitting.
W: That’s right. I gave my supervisor two weeks advance notice yesterday.
M: If you don’t mind my asking, why are you leaving us?
W: I’m going to work for another law firm, Snodgrass, Ellington and Pitts.
M: Why are you going to work for them?
W: They offered me a better salary.
M: Well, Miss Barnes, good legal secretaries are hard to find and we’ve been quite satisfied with your work here. I’ll be glad to match whatever Snodgrass, Ellington and Pitts offered you.
W: You should have said that a month ago when I asked you for a raise I started looking for a new job the next day.
M: I’ll even give you ten dollars a week more than their offer.
W: It’s not the money. I wouldn’t work for you, if you offered to double my salary. I want to work for some one who appreciate the work I do and gives me raises before I have to ask for them.
M: I’m sorry you feel that way, Miss Barnes.
W: And I’m sorry I spent the past year working for you instead of Snodgrass, Ellington and Pitts.