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Despite I am well versed in client handling, Sometimes I struggle to answer with Client's uninterrupted questions.
Though I am well versed in client handling, Sometimes I struggle to answer with Client's uninterrupted questions.
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'despite' takes an -ing verb: Despite being well versed ... 'client handling' is not idiomatic English. We say 'handling clients'.
- 'despite' takes an -ing verb: Despite being well versed ...
- 'client handling' is not idiomatic English.
- We say 'handling clients'.
- We don't capitalize the first word of a part of a sentence, only the first word of the whole sentence.
- So we don't capitalize after a comma.
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'despite' takes an -ing verb: Despite being well versed ...
'client handling' is not idiomatic English. We say 'handling clients'.
We don't capitalize the first word of a part of a sentence, only the first word of the whole sentence. So we don't capitalize after a comma.
You can just say 'answer questions' and your thought will be understood. You don't need 'with'.
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