Sonnet Manandhtar Dilemma

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Sonnet Manandhar is my teammate and co-manager. We have been managing Annadex Corporation by making company decision and reports on BSG simulation and other class activities. My colleague is very punctual, always available when needed and makes time for as to work together. Sonnet is a team player with a very submissive working attitude and we have been making time on Tuesday after class, Saturday evening, Sunday night and Monday to work in class, on phone and online.
Our team meeting minutes are always put together at the end of the team discussion. Also we discuss previous decisions and what we are supposed to do for future decision on the company. Both parties contribute with great ideas and ask questions when needed. Sonnet is a very good

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