What does it mean? ;)
You read in a job advert: “Must be deadline oriented.” So what do you think that means?
Probably that you’ll be six months behind schedule on your first day! π
You read in a job advert: “Must be deadline oriented.” So what do you think that means?
Probably that you’ll be six months behind schedule on your first day! π
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YourDictionary.com calls itself the easiest to use online dictionary and thesaurus, and gives its readers easy-to-understand definitions.
Let’s ask the dictionary what ‘headquarters’ means …
“Headquarters is defined as the main office or central of control.
An example of headquarters is the main office of Coca Cola in Atlanta where the executives and managers are located.”
Today’s writing is more informal than it was years ago. So it’s quite acceptable to start a sentence with ‘and‘ and ‘but‘. If you feel that this might be too informal for the message you are writing, then use ‘in addition’ instead of ‘and’, and ‘however’ instead of ‘but’.
It’s easy when you know how, isn’t it? π
“Sell a man a fish, he eats for a day, teach a man how to fish, you ruin a wonderful business opportunity.”
Karl Marx
You don’t know who Karl Marx was? Then read this short article here.