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Chandrasekhar Reddy Posted 10 years ago
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John, I am really upset after seeing the appraisal rating given by you.
I am really not getting any interest to work. I would like to take two weeks off so that I will have peace of mind. Whether or not you approve my leave request, I will definitely take it as I need some peace of mind.
I am really not getting any interest to work. I would like to take two weeks off so that I will have peace of mind. Whether or not you approve my leave request, I will definitely take it as I need some peace of mind.
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John, I am really upset after seeing the appraisal rating given by you. you gave. ) I am really not getting any interest to work.
- John, I am really upset after seeing the appraisal rating given by you.
- you gave.
- ) I am really not getting any interest to work.
- (I have no idea what you mean.
- ) Whether or not you approve my leave request, I will definitely take it as I need some peace of mind.
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John, I am really upset after seeing the appraisal rating given by you. you gave.
(Who was John appraising?)
I am really not getting any interest to work. (I have no idea what you mean. Your work isn't interesting?)
Whether or not you approve my leave request, I will definitely take it as I need some peace of mind. (I would not write an email when you are upset.
(Who was John appraising?)
I am really not getting any interest to work. (I have no idea what you mean. Your work isn't interesting?)
Whether or not you approve my leave request, I will definitely take it as I need some peace of mind. (I would not write an email when you are upset.
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