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MBA, Ph.D in Management
Harvard university
Feb-1997 - Aug-2003
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Strayer University
Jan-2007 - Present
Begin the assignment that will be due in Lesson 3. Read the case study in Chapter 4, "This Company Is Bugging Me" (Chapter 5, 3rd. ed.).
If you were Hanna, how would you react to this dilemma? How would you use writing to turn your reaction into action? Would you write a memo to your supervisor or to someone in corporate management? Would you contact a government agency? The media? Think carefully about who you are writing to and what you want to accomplish with your written document.
Whichever path you choose, write a letter or memo as Hanna (using the genre formats shown in your textbook) to a specific, named reader (e.g., Hanna's supervisor, someone in corporate management or in the human resources office, a newspaper journalist) that asks the reader to take action. Briefly state the situation for the reader of your document, and then suggest an appropriate course of action [or alternative]. Support your recommendation by highlighting the various issues involved and possible alternatives.
Remember to be professional and not allow emotion to dictate the tone of the document.
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