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Takehisa Tanaka Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Are these two, "job-related experience" and "related-job experience", the same?

I found this in a part of TOEIC test example.
Does "job-related experience" necessary mean an experience in the filed of specified? Or, it depends on the context?
I think the word "job-related experience" itself means simply the experience in any kind of field of jobs?
Am I wrong?
Could you tell me, please?




  

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Takehisa Tanaka Does "job-related experience" necessary necessarily mean an experience in the filed of specified? field specified? Or, it depends Or does it depend on the context?

— CalifJim

  • Takehisa Tanaka Does "job-related experience" necessary necessarily mean an experience in the filed of specified?
  • field specified?
  • Or, it depends Or does it depend on the context?
  • It's experience in the field specified, but if you can make a connection between other job experience with the position offered, you should probably include it.
  • Takehisa Tanaka means simply the experience in any kind of field of jobs?
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Takehisa TanakaDoes "job-related experience" necessary necessarily mean an experience in the filed of specified? field specified? Or, it depends Or does it depend on the context?

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