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30 June
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How should I say to a co-worker who is leaving our department soon?
He is changing a department at work.
How should I say to a co-worker who is leaving our department soon?
He is changing a department at work.
He is changing a department at work.
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@SWSeoul if he is still with the company just getting a new position. "Good luck in your new position."
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- English (US)
"He is moving to another department at work."
"He is switching departments at work."
"He is switching to a new department at work."
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@arkayy
i mean I want to say good bye to him..
i mean I want to say good bye to him..
- English (US)
@SWSeoul if he is still with the company just getting a new position. "Good luck in your new position."
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