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Josephine Monologue
Josephine is great to work with. The International community consisted of members from different positions and all over the world. Every one of us has very different background, but I can say that everyone enjoyed working with Josephine. I think Josephine is a very sharp young lady and knows how to communicate and lead people with different cultures and styles.
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