I'd advise you to learn more about the company and how it operates. The head of the company doesn't like to keep one manger head of one department for too long as it creates affinities with his or her employees making him more lenient and understand when he should be scrupulous.
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Hi Alc - You have a run-on sentence. I've broken it into two sentences. I've also suggested more appropriate words for the situation.
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Hi Alc - You have a run-on sentence.
I've broken it into two sentences.
I've also suggested more appropriate words for the situation.
I'd advise you to learn more about the company and how it operates.
The head (CEO, president) of the company doesn't like to keep one man a ger head of one department for too long as it creates affinities (empathy) with his or her the subordinates (a manager is an employee) .
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Hi Alc - You have a run-on sentence. I've broken it into two sentences. I've also suggested more appropriate words for the situation.
I'd advise you to learn more about the company and how it operates. The head (CEO, president) of the company doesn't like to keep one manager head of one department for too long as it creates affinities (empathy)with his or h
My advice is as below, delete the blue highlighted sections and replace with red script:
I'd advise you to learn more about the company and how it operates.
The head of the company (may replace with ‘owner’, ‘Managing Director’ or the right title for the role) doesn't like to keep one manager as head of one department for too long as it creates affinities with his or