To Katherine Ross, 24-year-old Lily is a typical "snowflake" - a fragile, unhealthy self-confident, rudely honest, privileged and politically correct millennial who will do whatever it takes to make it in the journalism industry and is not afraid to use her family's influence to do so connections. In short, she has it too easy.
From Lily's point of view, Katherine is an overly ambitious aging (forty-one-year-old) woman, focused solely on herself and her career. Relics from ancient times. Non-judgmental, limited and old-fashioned in her way, but she does not hesitate to use unpaid interns to her advantage, whom she humiliates with gusto and makes it clear to them who is the boss here. When Lily joins Leadership magazine, of which Katherine is the editor-in-chief, as a new intern, she shakes the foundations of the little world that Katherine has built for herself. Katherine despises the new reinforcement from the bottom of her heart, but finds herself drawn to Lily...
Suddenly it's not about which one is better, but who will survive the cruel psychological war.