Director or a director
Mr Bay has worked as director of communication at the university for over 5 years.
Mr Bay has worked as a director of communication at the university for over 5 years.
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What is the rule regarding articles and jobs?
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Mr Bay has worked a s D irector of C ommunication at the university for over 5 years. Without an article, it sounds like there is only one Director of Communication at the university. It also sounds like a job title so I'd use capitals.
- Mr Bay has worked a s D irector of C ommunication at the university for over 5 years.
- Without an article, it sounds like there is only one Director of Communication at the university.
- It also sounds like a job title so I'd use capitals.
- Mr Bay has worked as a director of communication at the university for over 5 years.
- This sounds like there is more than one director of communication at the university.
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Mr Bay has worked as Director of Communication at the university for over 5 years. Without an article, it sounds like there is only one Director of Communication at the university. It also sounds like a job title so I'd use capitals.
Mr Bay has worked as a director of communication at the university for over 5 years. This sounds like there is more than
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