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Sarunnio Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Not yet qualified/non-qualified
A lead is a person or business opportunity that is not yet qualified.
From above, I'm curious to know if I restate the sentence as "A lead is a non-qualified person or business opportunity."
Can I use "non-qualified" in place of "not yet qualified" interchangeably here?
My aim here is to ask a question does "non-qualified" also mean as the mentioned person is not yet qualified in the mean time, but they soon will be?
Any advice would be very much appreciated.
Best,
Sarunnio
From above, I'm curious to know if I restate the sentence as "A lead is a non-qualified person or business opportunity."
Can I use "non-qualified" in place of "not yet qualified" interchangeably here?
My aim here is to ask a question does "non-qualified" also mean as the mentioned person is not yet qualified in the mean time, but they soon will be?
Any advice would be very much appreciated.
Best,
Sarunnio
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Sarunnio A lead is a person or business opportunity that is not yet qualified. "
- Sarunnio A lead is a person or business opportunity that is not yet qualified.
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SarunnioA lead is a person or business opportunity that is not yet qualified.Not yet qualified here means "not vetted yet."
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