The leaders or directors of organizations are often elderly people. However some say that young people can also take the lead of organisations or companies. To what extend do you agree or disagree?

Dear John, Thank you so much for agreeing to take care of our beloved cat Fluffy
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we are away for the holiday. Our flight is on the 22nd of December, and we are going to be back on the 4th of January. I’m going to prepare his portable carrier, toilet and packages of feed by our front door for your convenience. Fluffy loves good company and
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playful.
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free to pet him as much as you want, he almost never scratches or bites anyone on purpose. His diet includes two meals a day with wet feed at 9 am and 6 pm.
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, leave the bowl with water and another with dry feed for him. I usually clean his toilet every other day.
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, if you can ask you to water the plants on the window twice a week and bring home the parcels from the post deliveries once they are at the house porch. Thank you again for the help that you so generously offered! On the weekend after our arrival, we are inviting you for
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dinner at our place! Yours, Vitaly
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • elderly, senior
  • emerging technologies
  • wisdom, maturity, seasoned
  • agility, nimble
  • entrepreneurial spirit
  • innovativeness
  • adaptability
  • mentorship, guidance
  • succession planning
  • diversity, inclusiveness
  • risk-taking, calculated risks
  • demographics
  • intergenerational
  • knowledge transfer
  • organizational renewal
  • challenges, drawbacks
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