Mechanism or practice?

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Initiated and organized the weekly Best Practice Sharing Workshop of East China pre-sales team, which was recognized by Pre-Sales Director of xxx Greater China as a long-term mechanism

I'm not sure which word I should pick, a long-term mechanism or a long-term practice? Or better vocabulary

Thanks.

CalifJim · Accepted Answer

I can't see how mechanism can be used. It will have to be practice if those are the only two choices. Nevertheless, for a weekly workshop to be recognized as a long-term practice is a very strange thing to say.

If I recognize it as a long-term practice, I'm saying that I have noticed that it has continued for a long time. For example, if my grandmother cooks dinner every day for years and years, I will notice that her cooking dinner is a long-term practice. There is nothing remarkable about recognizing that a certain practice has continued for a long time.

I don't think you want to say 'long-term practice', but I don't know what you do want to say.

CJ

EvanWu · Answer

Thanks CJ. I'll explain it. First of all, I initiated a weekly workshop and the director found it was a good idea because it could help the staff hone their skills and subsequently boosted the productivity. So the director thought the weekly workshop should be organized for a long time even after I left the company later. It means my work was recognized by the director. Got it? Any advice to revise this paragraph? Thanks very much.

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