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A man we will call Adam worked for an elevator company for 13 years. He resigned his employment after having been the general manager for 4 of those years.
 

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A man we will call Andy worked as a general manager for the Toronto division of an elevator consulting  company.  He reported directly to the president of the company and oversaw the day-to-day operations.  He had primary responsibility for all client contact and, so far as those clients were concerned, Andy was the face of the company.  When they thought of the company, they thought of him.