Alphyn Group Observation Report

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In the past few years I have managed to work in a various governmental and non governmental organizations. During my time at every single company and organization that worked, I met diverse group of people and each one of them had their on story and history. “Jack” was my coworker at “Alphyn Group LLC.” He was a junior associate and his main duties were conducting discoveries and drafting motions and briefs. Jack was a very valuable member of his team. He did not hesitate to go the extra mile for his management and for his coworkers. Outside of work, Jack identifies himself as an active member of the LGBTQ community. He actively participates in events that are sponsored by the LGBTQ or human rights organizations. In his work place, Jack has

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