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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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'I did not feel ready, or able, to deal with customers. Nevertheless, I was put in a role were contact with members of the public was not only unavoidable but expected.'
Does the above make sense? Please help me edit.
Does the above make sense? Please help me edit.
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It does make sense, but needs a change: 'I did not feel ready, or able, to deal with customers. '
- It does make sense, but needs a change: 'I did not feel ready, or able, to deal with customers.
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It does make sense, but needs a change:
'I did not feel ready, or able, to deal with customers. Nevertheless, I was put in a role where contact with members of the public was not only unavoidable but expected.'
'I did not feel ready, or able, to deal with customers. Nevertheless, I was put in a role where contact with members of the public was not only unavoidable but expected.'
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