A couple of years ago I was asked to write for a museum and it turned out to be a fun challenge. The assignment was to write an essay about a topic (my examples were ancient Greek History and ancient Civilisations) that would then be read by the entire museum staff and millions who pass their doors. To my surprise, it was a very easy assignment. What’s your thesis writing comedy style? I’m certain that if I knew then what I know now, it would have been easier for me to do a better job.
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All that was required was to complete the paper (a normal academic paper and not https://mkettler.com/contact/ an essay I was asked by the museum). I included my customer service knowledge (I know it’s important, but sometimes it seems too important when you’re trying to get through your papers quickly), and the conclusion paragraph. When the examiner reads this, he will hopefully understand the importance of customer support, and that I did in fact put much thought into my assignment.