text: // Write a function "recognizeEmployees" that takes two arguments:
  // 1) an array of names of people to be recognized
  // 2) an array of employees of the month
  // Return an array telling everyone that they did a great job, except employees
  // of the month did an outstanding job.
  //
  // Examples:
  // recognizeEmployees(['Susan', 'Anthony', 'Bill'], ['Bill'])
  // > ['Great job, Susan!', 'Great job, Anthony!', 'Outstanding job, Bill!']
  //
  // recognizeEmployees(['Susan', 'Anthony', 'Bill'], ['Bill', 'Susan'])
  // > ['Outstanding job, Susan!', 'Great job, Anthony!', 'Outstanding job, Bill!']
  //
  // recognizeEmployees(['Susan', 'Anthony', 'Bill'], ['Jennifer', 'Dylan'])
  // > ['Great job, Susan!', 'Great job, Anthony!', 'Great job, Bill!']
  //
  // Hint: What is the best data structure for the employees of the month list?
  
  function recognizeEmployees(arrayNames, arrayEmployees) {
      var newArr = [];
      for (var i = 0; i < arrayEmployees.length; i++) {
          for (var j = 0; j < arrayNames.length; j++) {
              if (arrayEmployees[i] === arrayNames[j]) {
                  newArr.push(`Outstanding job, ${arrayEmployees[i]}!`);
              } else {
                  newArr.push(`Great job, ${arrayNames[j]}!`); //
              }
          }
      }
      return newArr;
  }