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How To Write A Reflective Account

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Today, was a slow day. I was helping one of the assistant’s mail documents in the morning and in the afternoon my supervisor, Ashley, gave me file information forms of the clients. I had to organize the documents by file number. I Couldn’t finish all the documents he gave me because there were about five piles of documents that needed to be organized and scanned into the right

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