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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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be the same rank or level
Is this how to state this correctly
"We are both the same rank level in the company. He just got a better starting salary", he said trying to justify himself.
"We are both the same rank level in the company. He just got a better starting salary", he said trying to justify himself.
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Possibly: "We hold the same jobs in the company. He just got a better starting salary", he said, trying to justify himself. "We have the same job title in the company.
- Possibly: "We hold the same jobs in the company.
- He just got a better starting salary", he said, trying to justify himself.
- "We have the same job title in the company.
- He just got a better starting salary", he said, trying to justify himself.
- Even though jobs may be at the same rank in the company hierarchy, the salaries can be substantially different because the jobs are different.
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Possibly:
"We hold the same jobs in the company. He just got a better starting salary", he said, trying to justify himself.
"We have the same job title in the company. He just got a better starting salary", he said, trying to justify himself.
Even though jobs may be at the same rank in the company hierarchy, the salaries can be substantially different because the jobs are dif
"We hold the same jobs in the company. He just got a better starting salary", he said, trying to justify himself.
"We have the same job title in the company. He just got a better starting salary", he said, trying to justify himself.
Even though jobs may be at the same rank in the company hierarchy, the salaries can be substantially different because the jobs are dif
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