answer: Susan tells #Person1# her new job is good, both colleagues and the boss are nice, and she misses old coworkers too. #Person1# tells Susan #Person1#'s job is not going that well because #Person1# is not good at teamwork and Susan encourages #Person1# to learn from others.
documents: #Person1#: Oh, Susan. What a surprise to run into you here! Are you shopping here?
  #Person2#: Yes, I need to go to a party tomorrow night. But I don't know what to wear, so I came downtown to buy a dress. Are you shopping here, too?
  #Person1#: No, I'm here to pick up my mother. She's meeting, a friend here. By the way, I heard you have a new job now. So how's your new job going?
  #Person2#: Eeally well, thanks. My colleagues are really nice. Though my boss is a bit strict, he's nice too, different from my former boss. He isn't bossy at all.
  #Person1#: Do you miss your old coworkers?
  #Person2#: Of course. I worked with them for 5 years and we got along well, but I just couldn't stay there any longer. I have a family to support, you know. I didn't really make much there. Well, let's stop talking about me. So how's your job going?
  #Person1#: Not so well. Now I have to work in groups with people from different departments. I'm not very good at teamwork.
  #Person2#: Then learn from those who are good at it. It's not that difficult. I'm sure you'll get used to working with others soon.
  #Person1#: Thanks. Oh, here comes my mother. You are welcome to come over for dinner at my place.
  #Person2#: OK, I will, thanks.