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Tom7 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Commas

Are commas properly used in these four phrases?

Text1

Established services as primary recurring revenue driver, developed 3-year strategic business plan, and built service centers in key locations. Service sales grew x% in 1styear and x% on average year-over-year.

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Established services as primary recurring revenue driver. Developed 3-year strategic business plan and built service centers in key locations. Service sales grew x% in 1st year and x% on average year-over-year.

Text2

Developed and executed sales plan to grow MRO national accounts, leading to double-digit top-line growth and establishment of channel as consistent revenue driver for 5+ years.

Text3

Managed budget through rigid expense control and drove zero-based method to eliminate wasteful expenditures, resulting in x% expense reduction in 1st year.

Text4

Passionate about building and leading top-performing teams, and establishing customer satisfaction as main point of differentiation.

  

Top answer

It took me a minute to realize that these "sentences" were probably for a resume. At first I thought they weren't usable at all because there are no subjects, so they aren't sentences. So if you are using them to list what you have done on a resume, all the phrases are fine.

  • It took me a minute to realize that these "sentences" were probably for a resume.
  • At first I thought they weren't usable at all because there are no subjects, so they aren't sentences.
  • So if you are using them to list what you have done on a resume, all the phrases are fine.
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It took me a minute to realize that these "sentences" were probably for a resume. At first I thought they weren't usable at all because there are no subjects, so they aren't sentences. So if you are using them to list what you have done on a resume, all the phrases are fine.

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