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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Looking for an adjective word, please help
Hi,
There is a word i want to express in my writing but can't think of the appropriate word.
"One of the lasting impressions I was left with of Sainsbury's, as an employer, was the genuine role it took in the professional development of the employees’ career*. It’s a role that I would like Sainsbury's to take again in [word needed here] my career."
I want a word that describes my infant/baby/begining career, i.e. it;s not a long established career but only one that is taking off the ground now, one that is blossming.
Is my question clear?
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*do i need a (s) after the word career as am talking about the employees' careers as a whole?.
There is a word i want to express in my writing but can't think of the appropriate word.
"One of the lasting impressions I was left with of Sainsbury's, as an employer, was the genuine role it took in the professional development of the employees’ career*. It’s a role that I would like Sainsbury's to take again in [word needed here] my career."
I want a word that describes my infant/baby/begining career, i.e. it;s not a long established career but only one that is taking off the ground now, one that is blossming.
Is my question clear?
off topic:
*do i need a (s) after the word career as am talking about the employees' careers as a whole?.
Top answer
Anonymous Hi, There is a word i want to express in my writing but can't think of the appropriate word. "One of the lasting impressions I was left with of Sainsbury's, as an employer, was the genuine role it took in the professional development of the employees’ career*. e.
- Anonymous Hi, There is a word i want to express in my writing but can't think of the appropriate word.
- "One of the lasting impressions I was left with of Sainsbury's, as an employer, was the genuine role it took in the professional development of the employees’ career*.
- e.
- it;s not a long established career but only one that is taking off the ground now, one that is blossming.
- Is my question clear?
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Anonymous
Hi,
There is a word i want to express in my writing but can't think of the appropriate word.
"One of the lasting impressions I was left with of Sainsbury's, as an employer, was the genuine role it took in the professional development of the employees’ career*. It’s a role that I would like Sainsbury's to take again in [word ne
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My choice is "pursuing".
paco
One of the lasting impressions I was left with of Sainsbury's, as an employer, was the genuine role it took in the professional development of the employees’ ***. It’s a role that I would like Sainsbury's to take again in pursuing my career.
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Philip,
sorry, i realise that i have confused you a bit. i am looking for a word to replace the bit where it is bold, where it says "[word needed here]". others have suggested words like pursuing and nurturing. Nurturing is the closest to the word am looking for now but not the word am after. How do you describe a young or infant career? i am sure there better words than young and
sorry, i realise that i have confused you a bit. i am looking for a word to replace the bit where it is bold, where it says "[word needed here]". others have suggested words like pursuing and nurturing. Nurturing is the closest to the word am looking for now but not the word am after. How do you describe a young or infant career? i am sure there better words than young and
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am so sorry guys, i made a big mistakes that why people are not providing me with the right word, let me start again. I want a word to replace where i give the indication.I got the position of the word needed in the wrong place in the previous posts
"One of the lasting impressions I was left with of Sainsbury's, as an employer, was the genuine role it took in the professional development
"One of the lasting impressions I was left with of Sainsbury's, as an employer, was the genuine role it took in the professional development
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paco2004,
Almost the word am looking for, thans very much but don't you think this word has some kind of sexual connotation. I don't know how widely this word is used in the UK.
Almost the word am looking for, thans very much but don't you think this word has some kind of sexual connotation. I don't know how widely this word is used in the UK.
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I would suggest:
"One of the lasting impressions I was left with of Sainsbury's, as an employer, was the genuine role it took in employee professional development. It’s a role that I would like Sainsbury's to take again in advancement of my career."
Guess it all depends on what you really want to say. Do they really make life taste better?
"One of the lasting impressions I was left with of Sainsbury's, as an employer, was the genuine role it took in employee professional development. It’s a role that I would like Sainsbury's to take again in advancement of my career."
Guess it all depends on what you really want to say. Do they really make life taste better?
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