Business Writing Evaluation
Gill Jackson
Re: Complaint Review
Thank you very much for giving me the chance to clear my position and put forward my point-of-view about the situation in a better way. Working for the one of the best companies in the industry often seems to be challenging. There are often chances that miscommunication might occur. However it should also be noted that such mishaps reflect that business is growing and number of clients are increasing day by day. Well this was the positive side of the problem which occurred few days back.
As far as the communication with my boss is concerned, both of us have realized that the fact that in order to contribute towards the overall productivity of the organization we have to sit together and work on those points in which we are lagging behind. Blame games can not improve the situation and therefore I and Mr. Hall should look forward to serve the clients like Ms. Fitz and others in a better way. I think that if I could have called my boss after mailing my queries and confirmed that whether he has checked my email or not then the things would have been quite different. Although it has created some problems for Ms. Fitz however I can assure you that this is the last case of miss-communication in our department and we have already started to work towards the betterment of vertical as well as horizontal communication in the department. The department is trying its level best to make some reforms so that no other client in the future could face the problems which were faced by our valuable client like Ms. Fitz.
I hope that I have presented the case in the better way so that it can also help the top management of the organization to have some insights about the things going on in the organization. With the collective effort of Mr. Hall and myself I ensure that such things will not be going to happen in future.
Task 2
From: "Alan"
To: "Coot"
CC: "Bob"
Subject: Re: Questions for Management
First of all I am very pleased...
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