Un nuovo giorno in ufficio

A New Day at the Office

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“Coffee?” she asks.
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There is a message from his manager: has just been set a short meeting at ten o’clock and she thinks that it would be a good idea for Marco too he would participate.
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His colleague Sara is already there.
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Marco he has a new job in an office in Turin.
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“Good question,” she says.
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“Sara, you can help me?” he asks.
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“Here is the first version of my part.
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Marco he has never been a big coffee drinker, but now he discovers that coffee it helps him to stay focused.
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After lunch, Marco he works on his part of the report.
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Today it is a normal Tuesday, but every small moment it is an opportunity to learn something new.
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“A little,” he says Marco.
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“Do you like football?” he asks him one of the colleagues.
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He greets the receptionist and he goes to his desk.
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he is still learning how it works everything: the computer system, the meetings and, of course, the coffee breaks.
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“And you?”, he asks.
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