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Case Study: MWB War Room Staffing

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Hi Shante, I am currently part of the MWB War Room staff supporting the waves of people moving into building 20 and other buildings at MTV site. Since we have limited staffing, my Project Manager has asked me to be on-site and readily available to assist users this week and early next week. From yesterday 's interactions there is a strong chance I will be needed as tickets come in. We have a scheduled phone screen for Thursday at 1pm. I was wondering if this can push next week, I can be available next Thursday or Friday anytime after 12pm. I do apologize for the inconvenience and look forward into talking with Donna in the near future. Thanks,

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