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Here's how brave I am, I'll show you the actual sentence. Maybe the mods can tell me no in advance."He maintained his cool while he stood in the cramped workmanlike efficiency of his supervisor’s office, getting chewed out by a guy who used to be his best friend; he held his composure in the supervisor’s supervisor’s office as well, the imposing corner office with the large windows and the unused leather furniture set in the corner; he even kept it together while cleaning out his desk, as his coworkers stopped by one by one to say good-bye."
Well I would put a comma after 'cramped' and another between 'supervisor's' and 'supervisor's office', also one after 'unused'. I'd also put one before and after 'one by one'.
'Maintained his cool' and 'held his composure' are the same thing, one of them is superfluous. And I would seperate the sentences.
I'll probably get shot down for this
