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I would like to recommend Takeem Witter as a candidate for the position in correspondence with a Mental Health Tech at your organization. His employment with the Marion Regional Detention Center started on December 13, 2013 and ceased on April 7, 2017. Moreover, during his employment with the Department of Juvenile Justice,Takeem Witter has demonstrated vital qualities that speaks volumes in terms of his character. Not only does he possess an innate ability to convert colossal matters into desirable outcomes, but he also maintains his composure in the most hostile situations. Strictly speaking, this is one of the primary reasons Takeem was deemed dependable, principled, and patient while employed with DJJ.
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