This?
Is that correct to understand "this" in this case as uneffectiveness?
Dual management made easy with this system. this is Chris, he has a construction company and everything's going great these members of staff are doing solid work and the order books are full but there's one problem that keeps Chris busy - managing all his equipment is very time-consuming. chris is surprised with unpredictable bills for repairs and replacement not to mention work days wasted due to faulty equipment. Chris can see this is eating into his profit!
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"inefficiency" might be a better word, but, yes, probably you have understood it correctly. There are numerous problems in the text with incorrect punctuation, run-on sentences and capitalisation errors.
- "inefficiency" might be a better word, but, yes, probably you have understood it correctly.
- There are numerous problems in the text with incorrect punctuation, run-on sentences and capitalisation errors.
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"inefficiency" might be a better word, but, yes, probably you have understood it correctly.
There are numerous problems in the text with incorrect punctuation, run-on sentences and capitalisation errors.
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