Answer:
Direct Address
Explanation:
In my opinion, that's the closest to the synonym of meeting
b. stuck in a limited role
Answer:
And since you are asking, what I find frustrating at City
Well first of all, I always try my best to stay positive and not to hold any grudges. With that being said, I occasionally run into some frustrations at work.
• Big Picture
Looking at a larger picture, sometimes I find it frustrating that I don’t have someone that I can really share my excitement with or get advice from. I know this is silly frustration, but I am currently the only marketing individual so when I am talking about marketing ideas, I never know who to talk to. I know Roger is my supervisor, but he is also the President of the company so I assume he has a lot more pressing topics to discuss than to hear all I have to say (sometimes I can get rambling and I don’t want to waste anyone’s time). So I occasionally mix it up and I’ll talk to Cara, Melissa, Amanda, etc. That is probably one of the most frustrating things. I like collaborating and I honestly would rather have short 15 min marketing meetings every week instead of having 1 larger marketing meeting once a month. It would save me more time and make me more efficient. I would rather do small steps every week instead of doing all of the steps and finding out that no one liked it or finding out we are not all on the same page. Also meeting more frequently would help me a lot because I hate running into a question and just having to write it down for the marketing meeting two weeks away. In a perfect world, if I had a question I would love to just
Explanation:
Um, no if it was it would be thought in school
It is most common to see ''he'' they'' and ''she'' in something like this meaning the narrator is looking at the scene from the outside point of view
