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Doubletree Hotel Tallahassee Case Study
As the General Manager of the Doubletree Hotel Tallahassee, I am very pleased and honored to write this recommendation letter for Ms. Sarah Campbell. Sarah has excelled as the Front Desk Supervisor at the Doubletree Hotel Tallahassee for four years; she has been a vital part of our team for five years, thus displaying her hard work and trustworthiness. In this position Sarah has exceedingly displayed such loyalty, empathy, professionalism, and care to the guests of the hotel as well as to the employees and staff. Sarah has interacted with a broad range of individuals in the political, educational, and professional spectrum which has built her in becoming the driven and motivated employee that she is. Sarah is very proactive in dealing with

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