Question (verb)

'Still, I am waiting from your part, to set me free from this work'

The problem is the last part.It's unclear what you tried to say. Can you give us some background context?

To be set free = means to be granted freedom from certain control,

Dear Goodman,

The work is a 'data-entry' job.
while I am an engineer.

Regards.

Still Waiting for the part / Set you free from data entry???
You are an engieer.
Who is the data person?

I don't connect to your question.

Hi,
It's usually not a good idea to say negative things about your existing job when you are talking to a prospective employer about a new job. It often gives the impression that you are a negative person.

The new employer may even think 'If I give him the job, I wonder if one day he will criticize me to some other employer".

Best wishes, Clive

fadisasAnother sentence I need ur your help for:

'Still, I am waiting from your part, to set me free from this work'

Let's see if I understand what you're trying to say.

You are talking to your boss, and you want to be assigned a different kind of work, because you have been assigned work outside

Dear all ,

My Boss once told me and promised me that I will work on something related to my field.
im still waiting that day, while im working such humility .

Do i NEED TO stay like this ? wasting my time and not getting a meager profit ???

Thank you for ur concerns ,

Cheers.