Articulate in one to two (1 to 2) sentences Neil’s problem from your perspective. Supply evidence from the case to support your statement.
Create and then prioritize a list of issues that Neil must tackle and would be nice if he could tackle. Identify the issues using these two labels (must and nice to).
Recommend an ideal action Neil can take and a likely action Neil will have to take. Provide evidence to back up your recommendations.
Discuss whether or not Neil should consider initiating a penalty against Stinson Distribution Company in upcoming contract talks. Thoroughly explore the pros and cons.
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Simple, Complex, and Compound Sentences Exercises.pdf
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1. Articulate in one to two (1 to 2) sentences Neil’s problem from
your perspective. Supply evidence from the case to support your
statement.
Create and then prioritize a list of issues that Neil must tackle
and would be nice if he could tackle. Identify the issues using
these two labels (must and nice to).
Recommend an ideal action Neil can take and a likely action
Neil will have to take. Provide evidence to back up your
recommendations.
Discuss whether or not Neil should consider initiating a penalty
against Stinson Distribution Company in upcoming contract
talks. Thoroughly explore the pros and cons.
