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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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If I'm writing a resume,which one is the best selection?

in the sentence "I have a broad experience in ........which would certainly benefit your company"

"I have a broad experience in ........which will certainly benefit your company"

"I have a broad experience in...........which certainly benefit your company"

I'm not so sure if there's any different in terms of politeness or level of confident?

Thank you so much
  

Top answer

'Experience' is uncountable and should remain so in this context. which I believe will/would benefit your company. -- 'Will' is more confident; 'would' is more modest.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'Experience' is uncountable and should remain so in this context.
  • which I believe will/would benefit your company.
  • -- 'Will' is more confident; 'would' is more modest.
  • I leave you to choose.
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'Experience' is uncountable and should remain so in this context.

I have broad experience in ........which I believe will/would benefit your company.

I'm not so sure if there's any different in terms of politeness or level of confident?-- 'Will' is more confident; 'would' is more modest. I leave you to choose.
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thank you!!! Emotion: smile

what about "a broad background" is that ok?
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No. It sounds stilted. That's why I deleted it.
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