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Attached is a copy of your May Monthly performance notes. Within the review, areas of strength and improvement were discussed. More specifically, during MBDO Bonanno’s sit-down she was applauded for her continued ability to build rapport with the screening operation. During past sit-downs, this was an area of concern due to the need for continued collaboration with the screening operation. MBDO Bonanno’s presence within the screening operation is much underrated. Historical findings suggest there are far many instances when MBDO Bonanno stopped a potential deviation from proper screening procedure, than not. Moreover, when making a decision based on the best data or information present, MBDO Bonanno has aired on the side of caution. This alone,

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