Anonymous My work colleague sent this email today: Colleague means someone that you work with so, the word work , is unnecessary.
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AnonymousMy work colleague sent this email today:Colleague means someone that you work with so, the word work, is unnecessary.
AnonymousSnow profileI'm assuming that every time "profile" is used, it refers to the "Snow profile", whatever that is.
Anonymous3rd party/contractorI'm assuming that every time "contractor" is used, it refers to "3rd party/contractor", whoever those people are.
Anonymousmissing or incorrect informa
AnonymousThat doesn't make sense.I agree. Write back for clarification. Make it simple, eg.:
Anonymouswe have two kinds of users, employees and contractors.Yes, I got that. That's not the problem.
AnonymousIf a contractor information in his profile is incorrect and need to be corrected, the manager will have to submit an IRAM request.That's not what it said in your original post. It said that the manager should
Anonymousthe meaning of the word unless in the sentence:Unless the user is a contractor and needs their profile updated.It's not a sentence. Supposing that the whole sentence is this: