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Susan's Surrounding Co-Worker: Case Study
Susan provides quick and friendly customer service. She is attentive to the needs of her surrounding co-workers. Susan will take extra phone calls, and set up boxes for co-workers that are having a busy evening. Susan consistently presents herself in and professional and respectful manner. Even if she is busy, she will take the time to walk family to their desired location.
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