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

Prompt #3 Sarah Linx is not only your friend, she is also a co-worker. You have been friends with her for the better part of three years. In fact, you were the one who informed her of the job and introduced her to your boss. To some extent, you credit yourself for getting her the job. Your boss, Lori Traub, while initially excited about Sarah, has recently approached you and stated that she thinks Sarah's performance is starting to pale. She reports that Sarah's numbers are not where they need to be and she wonders if she will be able to keep her on. Lori has asked you to email her about her performance.