Is it Fair to Let Them Go
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Title: Is it Fair to Let Them Go? Case Study – Difficult decisions and challenges in personal or professional life “Letting go of an old friend is never easy. There are so many reasons to hold onto a person until it’s the right time.” As a child, my best friend became my soulmate. We had similar values and beliefs, shared a passion for art and music, and spent every day together exploring our hometown. But as we grew older, our individual goals and ambitions became in
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