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Harbor Lamp Workshop: Tuesday training report. This is a fictional work record for communication practice. The screening team checked sixteen practice lamps during the morning session. Eleven passed screening and five were put on hold for another check. Of the eleven passed lamps, eight were packed by noon and three were still waiting for boxes. Do not add the two completed columns: they describe different stages of the same items. The afternoon team needs a short handover email and a simple table so that it can plan its work. Write to the shift supervisor role, not to a real address. State the date as Training Tuesday, name the stage, and distinguish packed items from shipped items. No shipment is recorded here. The supervisor comments on a draft: You wrote that all sixteen lamps were shipped. Please correct both the quantity and the stage. Also say what still needs checking. Mina, who learned workplace English after moving between language communities, prefers short written lists because rapid spoken instructions are difficult to follow. In her previous workplace, a greeting came before each task list. Alex learned a more direct checklist style in a different workplace. Both want to check each other's preferences rather than rank the two traditions. Ask whether a table with a brief greeting would help. Do not assume that this preference represents a whole country or language group. After the teammate reads the revised handover, ask which item remains unclear and make one further revision.

도움말 · screening 선별 검사 · on hold 보류 · handover 인수인계 · stage 작업 단계