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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Business & Finance
backdoor entry
Do these all work?
1. get into the job through/by the backdoor.
2. backdoor entry into a company
3. backdoor entrance into a company
I'm also wondering what are the cases of
'backdoor employment'.
e.g. an influential politician's son
getting a job without taking entrance exams?
Thank you.
1. get into the job through/by the backdoor.
2. backdoor entry into a company
3. backdoor entrance into a company
I'm also wondering what are the cases of
'backdoor employment'.
e.g. an influential politician's son
getting a job without taking entrance exams?
Thank you.
Top answer
We do not really say "into a job". Get a job by a backdoor. Get a job via a backdoor.
- We do not really say "into a job".
- Get a job by a backdoor.
- Get a job via a backdoor.
- Get a job through a backdoor.
- Backdoor entry into a company is ok, but "entrance" does not sound quite right.
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We do not really say "into a job".
Get a job by a backdoor.
Get a job via a backdoor.
Get a job through a backdoor.
Backdoor entry into a company is ok, but "entrance" does not sound quite right.
usually backdoor means you know someone who works at the company... friend or relative.
Get a job by a backdoor.
Get a job via a backdoor.
Get a job through a backdoor.
Backdoor entry into a company is ok, but "entrance" does not sound quite right.
usually backdoor means you know someone who works at the company... friend or relative.
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