#Person1#: How's your new job going?
#Person2#: Really well, thanks.
#Person1#: How are you finding your new boss?
#Person2#: She's not bad. She's a bit bossy, but I'm sure I'll get used to her.
#Person1#: Would you rather have her or your old boss back?
#Person2#: She's far better than my old boss. He didn't know how to express his opinion without putting at least one other person down.
#Person1#: How about your new co-workers?
#Person2#: They are all pretty easy-going. It's a very friendly place to work.
#Person1#: Do you miss your old co-workers?
#Person2#: Of course. I spent so much time at my old workplace that I got to know them all very well. They were like family to me.
#Person1#: Do people in different departments get along with each other?
#Person2#: Sure. Since we work together in teams, we have to get along with each other.
#Person1#: Do you like working in teams with people from different departments?
#Person2#: Yes, it helps everyone to understand what we're doing from different perspectives.
#Person1#: Do you like working in teams?
#Person2#: I prefer it to working independently. I think most people do.
#Person1# and #Person2# are talking about #Person2#'s new boss. #Person1# asks #Person2# several questions about #Person2#'s workplace and colleagues. #Person2# misses the old co-workers and prefers to work independently.
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