I agree that a person identifying himself was admirable. But I'd rather he identified himself, and then went on to say how he really felt about it (I'm assuming here they were more disappointed to close it then he let on).
This is professional - but it also lacked much backbone.
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I agree that a person identifying himself was admirable. But I'd rather he identified himself, and then went on to say how he really felt about it (I'm assuming here they were more disappointed to close it then he let on).
This is professional - but it also lacked much backbone.