Response of “Mr. X” to the manager’s reply:

In this case the response gave by the manager is partially correct. This case can be viewed in two approaches.

There may a chance where this issue is known well by the company and being ignored and another case is when this issue is taken by the upper management with a good notice.

Considering the first case it can be a threat to the job when this issue is being informed forcibly to the upper management. This can be a threat to the present job whereas it could not be an end of the career...

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Solution Summary: The author analyzes how the manager's response is partially correct, and how it can be viewed in two ways: one is a threat to the job, the other is an effort of moving the company towards profitability.

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