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- When people get a cold/flu, they often have ....... symptoms as well. This is when the body tries to protect the*^*body from pain or infections and causes swelling and redness as a result.
- A serious condition called ....... sometimes surfaces after a cold/flu. This is when the lungs are infected and*^*inflamed due to a viral or bacterial infection.
- Before the flu season, some people, like healthcare professionals and teachers, get flu ....... in order to stave*^*off infections that they might come into contact with at work.
- ....... is an infection that attacks and inflames the tonsil area of the throat.
- Sometimes, when people get a cold/flu, they also have ....... symptoms. This is a breathing-related problem*^*that makes people sound like they are hissing or whistling when they breathing.
- ....... is the inflammation of the sinus area in the nose and head and can be very painful for some. This is*^*usually caused by a cold/flu infection.
- ....... is a common term used for the little organisms that cause bacterial or viral infections.
- Sometimes, people say that there is a flu/cold ....... going around. This is another common term that is used to*^*describe a flu/cold infection.
- Doctors often tell people to drink lots of liquids when they have a cold/flu. They say this so those who are sick*^*stay ....... throughout the illness.*^*
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From: Kathryn Perez
To: All department managers
Subject: Leadership Training Courses and Seminars
Date: August 11
Annually, all the department managers here at Boardex Inc. are required to attend a series of training courses and seminars for them to attain proficiency in directing their responsible groups. This year, we have invited renowned speakers from outside our company. Attendance of two or more sessions is mandatory for all managers, and those who fail to follow through will have to be present at a make-up session on August 30. A feedback form is attached to this mail that you need to complete and turn in to Kevin Jacobs at the end of all sessions.
Additionally, enclosed is the complete schedule of all sessions in this e-mail. Please consult the information and I hope that this session will be informative and helpful for your management. See you that day.
Thank you,
Kathryn Perez
Human Resources-------------------------------------------------------------
Leadership Training Courses and Seminars
Session
Presenter
Date and Time
Critical Thinking
Steve Uejio
August 17, 12:30 P.M.-1:15 RM.
Situational Leadership
Jerry Hoffman
August 23, 11:50 A.M.-12:45 P.M.
Collaborative Leadership
Tanner James
August 19,1:15 RM.-2:10 RM.
Leadership for Women
Lindsay Parks
August 25, 11:50 A.M.-12:30 P.M.
Note that the time listed may change within the range of five minutes, so please plan accordingly.
All the sessions will take place in Marcus Hall.
Refreshments will be provided at courses that begin in the afternoon.
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Leadership Training Feedback Form
Name: Dane Green
Sessions attended:
✓ Critical Thinking
___Situational Leadership
✓ Collaborative Leadership
___Leadership for Women
Which session did you find the most helpful? Why?
Not only the critical thinking was the most effective of all sessions but it was also very entertaining as the speaker allowed me to think out of the box with the lateral thinking questions listed on the sheet he gave us. This session was especially helpful for me since creative thinking is an essential skill in advertising/ and I also learned about new ways to approach problems that may occur in my department.
How could the courses be improved?
It was mentioned in the schedule that we may be let go just a bit past the scheduled time/ but the session on August 19 ended fifteen minutes late. I ended up showing up late at a meeting I scheduled for 2:20. If the speaker does not exceed their given time, it would be much more helpful.