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Angliholic Posted 14 years ago
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5 plus years
The successful candidate will have a bachelor's degree in marketing and 5 plus years of sales experience at a managerial level.
Hi,
Is it right to view "5 plus years" in the above as "more than five years?" Thanks.
Hi,
Is it right to view "5 plus years" in the above as "more than five years?" Thanks.
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" I would say at least five years, or five years or more. Written this way, it's not an exact requirement.
- " I would say at least five years, or five years or more.
- Written this way, it's not an exact requirement.
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Is it right to view "5 plus years" in the above as "more than five years?" I would say at least five years, or five years or more. Written this way, it's not an exact requirement.
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Thanks, Alphecca and Clive.
But how do you read "5+ years?" Isn't it five plus years?
But how do you read "5+ years?" Isn't it five plus years?
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