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Acct 504 Case 8-2

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8-1. You have a complaint against one of your suppliers, but you have no documentation to back it up. Should you request an adjustment anyway? Why or why not? 2 Yes, if I had a complaint but no documentation I would still request an adjustment. It is risky to ask for an adjustment with no proof of a problem but if it is a problem your company is having and you are not happy with the supplier then something needs to change. You can always request an adjustment. The supplyer does not have to grant the adjustment, but everything should be out in the open. 8-2. You’ve been asked to write a letter of recommendation for an employee who worked for you some years ago. You recall that the employee did an admirable job, but you can’t remember any specific

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