English lessons about feedback

I used to say yes to everything.

I remember my first code review at work.

A customer asked for a new feature last week.

I used to hold my questions inside.

A customer called me very upset.

Yesterday I reviewed my teammate's code.

Last week, I made a mistake at work.

I remember her voice, soft but sure.

Last week, a customer had a problem with our software.

I finally said the hard words.

I told my client the wrong date.

We sat in the review room.

I have been stuck on this report for two days.

I called my mom after the mistake.

She looked at her paper and sighed.

Yesterday, I reviewed my teammate's code changes.

Last week I spoke with a mother about her son.

My student looked sad after the test.

I called my aunt yesterday evening.

Every night, I write one email to myself.

Today I watched a child try to build a tower.

I typed the wrong number in the report.

I think about my old teacher today.

Last week we had a deadline to ship.

Tonight I think about the word no.

In our review, my boss said the plan was ready.

Last week we reviewed the project plan.

She failed her math test yesterday.

I wrote a letter last night.

Yesterday I made a mistake at work.

There is a question I never asked.

I often hold my question back.

Yesterday we reviewed the new plan.

Yesterday I spoke with a parent.

Yesterday I had to give a status update.

Yesterday my teammate said the bug was tiny.

I held a secret for months.

I held a secret for months.

Last week we reviewed the new plan.

I made a small mistake at work today.

Tonight I think about the word no.

Yesterday I found a bad problem.

Last week, a client asked for a new feature.

Two teammates disagreed about the deadline.

I fixed her internet problem yesterday.

The last car drove away at midnight.

It's late, and I'm sitting with my laptop.

Last week, we reviewed the new project plan.

I had to explain our budget to my teammate.

I had to give a status update today.