Is the tenses of the following sentence correct?
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Tense of the first part and the tense of the second part is the following sentence same? or fitting each other? Is it ok to use "Co-Founding" in second part?
Finance Executive Who Creates Digital Products | Co-Founding Startups
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It's not a complete sentence,. It's a point-form phrase that might be used in eg a resume. Say it this way.
- It's not a complete sentence,.
- It's a point-form phrase that might be used in eg a resume.
- Say it this way.
- Finance Executive Who Creates Digital Products and Co-Founds Startups I'd also remove all of the capitals except the leading one.
- Do you mean 'co-founds' or 'co-funds'?
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It's not a complete sentence,. It's a point-form phrase that might be used in eg a resume.
Say it this way.
Finance Executive Who Creates Digital Products and Co-Founds Startups
I'd also remove all of the capitals except the leading one.
Do you mean 'co-founds' or 'co-funds'?
0This sentence is a part of a resume showing some skills. I need to write it in two separate part. I need their tenses to fit each other. I mean"Found" not "Fund" as in "Founder" I am ok with the first part but i am not sure about second part is fit with the first part tense.
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