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A Strange Workplace Phenomenon
I heard an unknown colleague said that his manager was going to be replaced obviously in the elevator at noon today. I thought back all the replaced managers I know and found that their former bosses leaved and they were replaced by their new bosses. Commonly, all the managers in a department are replaced one by one by their new boss's former team members.
I think maybe the bosses don't trust in any strangers except their former team members. So they take their former team members to new departments with them together. But whether their former team members are more competent is a issue need to be considered.
Do you have the same phenomenon in your workplace?
A Strange Workplace Phenomenon
I heard an unknown colleague saidy that his manager was obviously going to be replaced obviously in the elevator at noon today.
I thought back to all the replaced managers I knoew and found that when their former bosses leaved andft they were replaced by their new bosses.
CommonUsually, all the managers in a department are replaced one by one by their new boss's former team members.
"Commonly" works too, I just think "usually" sounds more natural.
I think maybe the bosses don't trust in any strangers except their former team members.
So they take their former team members to new departments with them togetherwith them to the new department.
But whether their former team members are more competent is an issue that needs to be considered.
You should connect this sentence with the last one, like "to the new department, but whether their...".
Do you have the same phenomenon in your workplace?
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While I haven't personally seen this phenomenon in my own workplace, I do believe that it happens.
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I heard an unknown colleague said that his manager was going to be replaced obviously in the elevator at noon today. I heard an unknown colleague sa |
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I thought back all the replaced managers I know and found that their former bosses leaved and they were replaced by their new bosses. I thought back to all the replaced managers I kn |
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Commonly, all the managers in a department are replaced one by one by their new boss's former team members.
"Commonly" works too, I just think "usually" sounds more natural. |
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I think maybe the bosses don't trust in any strangers except their former team members. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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So they take their former team members to new departments with them together. So they take their former team members |
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But whether their former team members are more competent is a issue need to be considered. But whether their former team members are more competent is an issue that needs to be considered. You should connect this sentence with the last one, like "to the new department, but whether their...". |
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Do you have the same phenomenon in your workplace? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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