Different kinds of messagges

Different kinds of messagges

I think the most unwanted reaction would be about the cost of starting a quality lunchroom.   The second negative reaction would probably with the building owner thinking he might lose rental space with an enlarged lunchroom.     The third obstacle would be the DigiFast’s owner’s failure to see the potential for increased productivity that is possible with a state of the art lunchroom.
    The way I will try to tackle these reactions would be to point out that the cost of a couple vending machines, and a few extra sets of tables and chairs would be a small risk when compared to the   potential growth that DigiFast and the building’s owner can gleam as a result of a state of the art lunchroom.   And I would provide a financial statement that would compare the expenditures to the expected profits.   As far as the lost rental space due to the enlarged lunchroom, I will attempt to convince the building’s owner that an improved lunchroom would not only serve encourage the current tenants to stay at River View but could also be used as a “showcase” to entice new tenants to rent the available vacant space.   I will show DigiFast’s owner data that shows how enforcing lunch breaks actually leads to employees being more productive.   I would also point out how a WiFi access point in the cafeteria would not only encourage productive growth but also keep the employees happier and healthier.

Informative email:
Subject:   River View Project
    Date:   Friday, October 10, 2008
  From:
        To:   Dave Martinez

Dear Dave,
I want you to know the presentation for a larger, sate of the art lunchroom is just about completed.   My plan is to deliver my presentation at the November 11, 2008 River View Project Committee meeting.   I will then unveil the details of my plans for the larger lunchroom which will include cashless capable vending machines, extra seating, and WiFi access.
It is my hope that you will be in attendance for this very important meeting.   I am...