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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

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is sales associate and sales assistant have a difference???
  

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Hi, Maybe, maybe not. The word 'associate' sounds fancier. Boss: I can't give you a raise in pay, but I will promote you to Sales Associate.

— Clive

  • Hi, Maybe, maybe not.
  • The word 'associate' sounds fancier.
  • Boss: I can't give you a raise in pay, but I will promote you to Sales Associate.
  • Employee : Hurrah!
  • Clive
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Hi,

Maybe, maybe not.

The word 'associate' sounds fancier.

Boss: I can't give you a raise in pay, but I will promote you to Sales Associate.
Employee: Hurrah!
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Anonymous Do "sales associate" and "sales assistant" have a different meanings?
Or: Is there a difference between "sales associate" and "sales assi
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