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How To Write A Case Study Tatheo L. Gordon Case Analysis

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TSgt Emilio L. Gordon, failed to report to his assigned WAPS test date. He accepts full responsibility for the lack of judgement on his part, and expressed his deepest apologies for the no show. I have reviewed his qualifications and performance indicators and hereby recommend him for promotion

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