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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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A doubt while writing my english CV..please help !
0 Dear friends, 02 br
00 After several hours spent writing my CV in english, I'm stuck with this doubt: is one of the below sentences correct ? Which one do you advice to use ? Any suggestion on how to say it better ? 02 br
00 Your help would be great. Thanks in advance. Jorge 02 br
00 Here the sentences: 02 br
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00 " I have been working for more than three years in Japan for a major entertainment company group which I’m currently working for as area manager in France. " 02 br
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00 " I have been working for more than three years in Japan for a major mobile company group for which I’m currently working as area manager in France. " 02 br
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00 "I have been working for a major mobile company group in Japan for more than three years. I moved to Paris last year where I’m currently covering the position of area manager." 0-
00 After several hours spent writing my CV in english, I'm stuck with this doubt: is one of the below sentences correct ? Which one do you advice to use ? Any suggestion on how to say it better ? 02 br
00 Your help would be great. Thanks in advance. Jorge 02 br
00 Here the sentences: 02 br
02 br
02 br
00 " I have been working for more than three years in Japan for a major entertainment company group which I’m currently working for as area manager in France. " 02 br
02 br
00 " I have been working for more than three years in Japan for a major mobile company group for which I’m currently working as area manager in France. " 02 br
02 br
00 "I have been working for a major mobile company group in Japan for more than three years. I moved to Paris last year where I’m currently covering the position of area manager." 0-
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0 Hi, 02 br 02 br 01 font 00 is one of the below sentences correct ? Which one do you advice to use ? Any suggestion on how to say it better ?
- 0 Hi, 02 br 02 br 01 font 00 is one of the below sentences correct ?
- Which one do you advice to use ?
- Any suggestion on how to say it better ?
- 02 br 00 Your help would be great.
- Thanks in advance.
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0 Hi, 02 br
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01 font 00 is one of the below sentences correct ? Which one do you advice to use ? Any suggestion on how to say it better ? 02 br
00 Your help would be great. Thanks in advance. Jorge 02 br
00 Here the sentences: 02 br
00 " I have been working for more than three years in Japan for a major entertainment com
02 br
01 font 00 is one of the below sentences correct ? Which one do you advice to use ? Any suggestion on how to say it better ? 02 br
00 Your help would be great. Thanks in advance. Jorge 02 br
00 Here the sentences: 02 br
00 " I have been working for more than three years in Japan for a major entertainment com
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0 Clive, thanks so much for your help. You're right about the CV format, but that sentence was for the cover letter indeed. 02 br
00 In regards to your suggestion, what about this one: 02 br
00 Sorry in advance for bothering again... 02 br
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01 span 00 "I worked in 00 for a major mobile company group for more than three ye
00 In regards to your suggestion, what about this one: 02 br
00 Sorry in advance for bothering again... 02 br
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01 span 00 "I worked in 00 for a major mobile company group for more than three ye
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0 Hi, 02 br
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01 font 00 "I worked in Japan for a major mobile company group for more than three years. Currently working for the same group, I’m based in Paris since last year covering the position of European area manager." 02 font 02 br
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00 "I worked in Japan for a major mobile company group for more than three years. C
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01 font 00 "I worked in Japan for a major mobile company group for more than three years. Currently working for the same group, I’m based in Paris since last year covering the position of European area manager." 02 font 02 br
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00 "I worked in Japan for a major mobile company group for more than three years. C
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