Finally, phone messages that are written by the worker are vague and incoherent. All of the aforementioned details lead the administrative assistant's co-workers to realize there is a problem with this worker. In a casual discussion of two employees who work with the administrative assistant, it was discovered that most of the workers recognize that there is a problem with the worker in question...
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The co-workers began to share notes and soon realized that each department was experiencing the same difficulties with the administrative assistant. This appeared to be the triggering event that exposed the problem to the group. To utilize critical thinking skills and thoroughly analyze the problem, we will address the following questions: 1) Could the administrative assistant be overloaded with work? 2) Could some of the projects be given to other members of the staff to relieve the pressure? 3) Does she understand that some of the projects are time-sensitive and need to be completed immediately? 4) Should she take a course on juggling several projects or multi-tasking? 5) Could there be a problem in her personal life that is affecting her professional life? And 6) Does she want the job? After answering the above questions, we will have a better understanding of the problem and how it can be resolved
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