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I like my job, but I hate meetings It's been a while since I joined this company. In general, I like my job and I think I had fit in pretty well. I cannot say that I really love it, but I don't hate it and like some contents of my jobs. But there are some aspects that I dislike about my job. The most boring one is endless meetings. We have two meetings in a week, the first is for the whole company and the second one is for our group exclusively. Sometimes there might be some special or temporary meetings now and then. In my opinion, these meetings are a waste of time. For most of the time, all I can do is sitting there and minding my own business. Actually, my responsibility in this company is a really heavy task and I had to solve lots of unexpected problems. While these endless meetings are consuming my energy. Luckily, one of the bosses said they would cut some meetings. I do hope he would keep his promise. Besides, there is another thing I don't like is that some people in this company seem to like to interrupt the others when they are speaking. I still remember that the first time I did a presentation about my job, I was interrupted three times within ten sentences. When they finally finished what they tried to say and let me continue, I didn't know where and how to continue. I could only feel a blank in my head. Isn't it unrespectful to interrupt whenever you want? Well as a newcomer in this company, I guess I have to spend more time to fit in and accomplish my task at the same time.

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I like my job, but I hate meetings

It's been a while since I joined this company. In general, I like my job and I think I had fit in pretty well. I cannot say that I really love it, but I don't hate it and like some ("parts" or "aspects", aspects is more professional, parts is more formal) of my job (job, is singular here) . But there are some aspects that I dislike about my job. The most boring one is endless meetings. We have two meetings in a week. (period here) the first is for the whole company and the second one is for our group exclusively ("exclusively" is fine, i think "Specifically" is slightly better). Sometimes there might be some special or temporary meetings now and then. In my opinion, these meetings are a waste of time. For most of the time, all I can do is( sit) there and (mind) my own business. Actually, my responsibility in this company is a really heavy task and I had to solve lots of unexpected problems. While these endless meetings are consuming my energy, (comma here, the sentence is not complete on its own) Luckily, one of the bosses said they would cut some meetings. I do hope he (will) keep his promise.
Besides, there is another thing I don't like(, which) is that some people in this company seem to like to interrupt the others when they are speaking. I still remember that the first time I did a presentation about my job, I was interrupted three times within ten sentences. When they finally finished what they (were trying) to say and let me continue, I didn't know where and how to continue. I could only feel a blank in my head. Isn't it (Disrespectful) to interrupt whenever you want? Well, (comma here) as a newcomer in this company, I guess I have to spend more time to fit in and accomplish my tasks( "tasks" is plural here) at the same time.


You did a great job, I corrected you more than i would otherwise because your english was so good.

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