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Jiangyueming Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Feedback or response?

it’s probably that you send a hundred copies of your resumes, but you won’t get any response/feedback.
By the way, is it the sentence correct?
  

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It would be correct like this: I t’s probabl e that you could send out a hundred copies of your resume s , but you won’t get any response. ' A response means an acknowledgment here , which is all you could expect in this context. Feedback would be a detailed report on the content and presentation of your resume with suggestions for its improvement.

— Rover_KE

  • It would be correct like this: I t’s probabl e that you could send out a hundred copies of your resume s , but you won’t get any response.
  • ' A response means an acknowledgment here , which is all you could expect in this context.
  • Feedback would be a detailed report on the content and presentation of your resume with suggestions for its improvement.
  • You could not expect this from busy people.
  • Rover
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It would be correct like this:

It’s probable that you could send out a hundred copies of your resumes, but you won’t get any response.

I'd say:

'You could send off your resume to a hundred employers and not get a single response.'

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