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Let’s talk about the situation regarding our work now

2009-03-09View Original

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Haha, our company isn’t independent of the financial sector – there aren’t that many orders to handle at the moment. Only a few previous orders have been completed, but we’re receiving too many complaints from clients over minor issues. Hhaha, come and talk about the situation in your company; maybe we can gain some insights from these complaints to improve our own approach. Haha, I’m looking forward to your arrival.
Reply #22009-03-09
I’m changing jobs now. hehe
Reply #32009-03-10
I’m in a bad mood because of the situation at work.
Reply #42009-03-10
From the Spring Festival to now, I have been waiting for new orders, but I’ve remained idle up to this point.
Reply #52009-03-11
There are some spelling mistakes in your article: “foemer” should be “former”, “develope” should be “develop”, and “complaince” should be “complaint”. It’s really difficult to make a decision during this economic recession. Almost all countries and companies have been negatively affected, and it’s possible that this negative trend will continue. As for me, I’m adopting a wait-and-see approach, waiting for an opportunity while remaining ready to take action.
Reply #62009-03-11
The crisis is affecting our company; the export prices are much lower than those in our domestic market, so we have had to reduce our production. We only receive 90% of our usual salary – it’s really poor.:L
Reply #72009-03-11
I’ll change my job
Reply #82009-03-11
I have less work to do these days, because the weather is already cold.
Reply #92009-03-11
Apart from spelling mistakes, I think there are also some grammar errors. “Still” is redundant and can be omitted. “Too much many complaince” should be “too many complaints.” “Too much” is used to modify nouns, but it should be used with adjectives instead. It would be better to say “the situation of your company.” Additionally, perhaps you mean that your company did not go bankrupt during this financial crisis. I seem to be pointing out too many issues here... If there’s anything wrong with my corrections, please let me know. I’m happy to improve my English by working with everyone! :P By the way, I’m still a student who isn’t worried at all about this crisis. But I hope you can get through it as soon as possible!
Reply #102009-03-12
It was truly a nightmare for our company at that time, but things are getting better now. We have received many orders, and our production capacity is starting to recover.

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