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I heard that you are elevated to a Marketing director/Top-level career in your organization.
I learned that you are elevated to a Marketing director/Top-level career in your organization.
Please check if they are suitable here such as heard, learned, elevated to, and Top-level.
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You need one of these (same meaning): I heard that you've been promoted to marketing director. I just learned that you've been promoted to marketing director. "elevated" is not used in this context.
- You need one of these (same meaning): I heard that you've been promoted to marketing director.
- I just learned that you've been promoted to marketing director.
- "elevated" is not used in this context.
- Use "promoted".
- "top-level" doesn't work.
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You need one of these (same meaning):
I heard that you've been promoted to marketing director.
I just learned that you've been promoted to marketing director.
"elevated" is not used in this context. Use "promoted".
"top-level" doesn't work.
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