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W:(4)I’m really fed up with Harry! He’s the biggest trouble I’ve ever met. He always makes careless mistakes, and he’s a pain to work with.
M: You shouldn’t be so negative. You’ll always have some co-workers that are harder to work with than others. But if you are negative and start name-calling in the office, it will make a bad working environment for everybody.
W: You only say that because you don’t have to work with him. The people in your department seem to be capable and nice to be around. Take Mary as an example. She’s smart and enthusiastic. I’ve never seen anyone as cheery as she is.
M: Everybody has his strengths and weaknesses. Even Harry. He might be a pain to be around,(5)but he’s also very good at staying in budget on projects. Mary, on the other hand, spends our project money like there’s no tomorrow. Also, she’s never willing to stay a little later at the office. She always leaves at 5:00 p. m. sharp.
W: Isn’t there anyone in the office that is a perfect co-worker? What about Bob? Everybody loves Bob. Even though he’s fresh out of the college and still a bit green, he is a great co-worker.
M: You are right.(6)He’s a hard worker, easy to get along with, honest, and he never steals the credit on projects. The only thing he’s lacking in is experience.
W: Maybe that’s why he’s so nice!