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Mаke а Prоfessiоnаl Cоmplaint Sometimes at work, you must find a direct yet tactful way to notify the leader/supervisor of another department or organization about a problem and suggest a solution to prevent future mishaps. In this case, you will practice making a complaint while maintaining your professional relationship with the message’s recipient. Situation: Recently, you had a serious problem with goods or services provided by an external department or organization that you work with on a regular basis (this is not a performance issue within your department–you aren’t complaining about a colleague). You need to let the relevant leader or supervisor of the other department or organization know about the problem to prevent a recurrence. This must be related to a real-life experience and a company/group you are (or were) a part of or a common issue in your industry/career path that you’re aware of. Audience: You’re writing to the person in the other department/org who has enough authority to address the problem and prevent it in the future. Since this is a group you work with often and you like many of the people as colleagues, you want to maintain a good relationship. Task: Drawing on your personal experience at work or in a student or volunteer organization, write an email to the relevant leader or the supervisor of the other department or organization, clearly explaining the problem. Then suggest a realistic solution to prevent the problem from recurring. Consider the position of the leader or supervisor you’re writing to and employ “you” view accordingly.
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