Joe owns many textile companies. Other than a few senior employees, none of the workers knew their boss. He wants to get a clear picture of his own companies so he decided to go undercover.
Joe went to work with his employees as an apprentice tailor. He noticed lots of good and bad things among the workers. After a week of his undercover work he had an urgent meeting with his seniors. One of the managers whispering to his colleague next to him said 'He may have something up his sleeve'-I hope my job is safe!
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Dear Evangelina, Thank you for taking your time reading and comment. I appreciate it sweet heart.
Thank you dear Danny, I know I have to work on my grammar. I will. Thank you for your presence.
Dear night, Thank you so much for reading and correcting. I really appreciate it.
Dear noaslpls, Thank you so much for taking your time reading and leaving comment, I appreciate it my friend. Yes also when people own multiple businesses it's very hard to know their staff individually isin't.
Dear Night! I am really fascinated with your phrase "English teachers are so rare on the EC". My friend! I am not an English teacher, I am just an illiteral native speaker! Ha-ha! But I like your correction, especially tense. As to redundancy, I agree, but we may leave "about" where it is. The other matter is that I didn't read this blog as I saw Expector's corrections. I don't want to be impolite, but I would also correct some points in Adaline's text.
Uh uh .... maybe a few heads will be rolled. Sometimes when a company becomes too big, it's hard for the owner to directly know what's going on. Kudos to John for trying to understand the issues.
Dear Fahime, Thank you so much for taking your time reading and leaving comment, I appreciate it brother. Yes, I know about the program and I watched few before. But this story is mine!
Dear Shoba, Thank you so much for taking your time reading, liking and leaving comment, I appreciate it sweet heart.
Undercover boss! There is a TV program with this title that I like it so much and it's really entertaining exactly like your story. Thanks dear Adaline.
Well done, dear Adaline. I liked your story.
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