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Chariot Posted 17 years ago
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Job of a salesman
I googled the phrases "job of a salesman" and "job of salesman" and found both. I wonder which is correct or what is the difference between them if both are correct. Thanks for your help.
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"Job of a salesman" would be uses in a normal descriptive sentence. "Job of salesman" would be useful as a label or in a list. ' " - A.
- "Job of a salesman" would be uses in a normal descriptive sentence.
- "Job of salesman" would be useful as a label or in a list.
- ' " - A.
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"Job of a salesman" would be uses in a normal descriptive sentence. "Job of salesman" would be useful as a label or in a list.
"Do you think you could live the life of a salesman?"
"What would it be like to do the job of a salesman?"
"Do you have any job openings this week?" (reply) "Well, we have the job of 'salesman,' the job of 'warehouseman,' and the job of 'sec
"Do you think you could live the life of a salesman?"
"What would it be like to do the job of a salesman?"
"Do you have any job openings this week?" (reply) "Well, we have the job of 'salesman,' the job of 'warehouseman,' and the job of 'sec
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