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Douglas Ragland [1:06 P.M.]
This thread is to discuss the Web site our firm is creating for Razer Media. I want to get a status update and review our outstanding tasks.
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Joyce Fleming [1:06 P.M.]
As the project designer, I still need to design the template for the online order form, complete the Customer Review page, and upload all the photos for the Our History page.
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Janet Lee [1:12 P.M.]
I’m not assigned to this project, but Joyce asked me to test the functionality of what she’s created so far. I noticed that when loading the Contact Us page, the text of the staff profiles does not align properly.
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Douglas Ragland [1:15 P.M.]
I didn’t realize there were so many outstanding issues. The Web site launches on October 1, so we have to wrap everything up within two weeks.
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Joyce Fleming [1:23 P.M.]
I’ll also need a few days to proof everything after the site is created, but before it goes live.
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Janet Lee [1:27 P.M.]
That’s probably too much work for one person.
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Douglas Ragland [1:30 P.M.]
So, here’s the plan: Joyce, you can work on the photos, template, and review page. Janet, could you help address the alignment issues? I’ll test out the site once it’s all finished.
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Joyce Fleming [1:32 P.M.]
That sounds like a great plan, Douglas. If we work as a team, there will be no issue meeting the deadline.
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Janet Lee [1:35 P.M.]
I’m sorry, but I’m on vacation all next week, so I can’t help.
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Douglas Ragland [1:38 P.M.]
Okay. I’ll assign another designer to assist Joyce.
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From: Danielle Bergstrom ([email protected])
To: Support Staff ([email protected])
Date: November 2
Re: Development workshops
To all staff members,
Here at Mackie Technologies, we pride ourselves on our dedication to providing the best technical support services to our clients. — [1] —. That is why I have organized a series of workshops to serve in aiding our staff’s continuing professional development. Mr. Garvey, the regional manager, has stated that all technical support employees are to attend this three- week course of workshops and will be provided with overtime pay for doing so. Sessions will take place from 6 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, beginning on Tuesday, November 10. — [2] —. Those unable to attend due to prior engagements must inform the personnel manager, Jane Porter, as soon as possible.
These development workshops will be delivered by Mr. James Greening, the former director of customer relations at Biz Electronics. Mr. Greening has over thirty years of experience in the field of technical support and customer service. — [3] —. Since retiring, he has written several best-selling books on the subject, and his highly praised seminars have been well- attended around the country. We are fortunate to have him devote his time to our company.
All staff members must bring a notepad and pen to the workshops, as there is a lot of information that you should write down for future reference. — [4] ——. If you have any questions, please e-mail me back.
Regards,
Danielle Bergstrom
Technical Support Manager, Mackie Technologies