As a business professional, you will inevitably write many emails over the course of your career. When writing your emails, you always want to keep your audience in mind and tailor both your language choices and tone to the intended audience. Given that both of these emails are relatively short (no more than 10 sentences)

Prompt #2 You have worked for DigiCorps for a year and a half. You were told when you were hired that a promotion might be possible at the year mark following an employee review. You were reviewed by your supervisor, Mr. Greenblatt in month 13, one month later than you were told. Additionally, it is now month 18 and you still have not received either feedback from your review, nor a raise. Mr. Greenblatt is generally unapproachable. He is over-extended and he does little to hide this. You, however, think you deserve a raise, so you have decided to email him.

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