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Bbser Posted 15 years ago
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Take proactive initiative

Greetings!

I got two questions about this phrase, which I am trying to put in my resume.

1. Shall I use this: Take proactive initiativeS ?

2. Take initiative or Take proactive initiative, which is better? I feel like "proactive" is kind of redundent here.

Thanks a lot for your time.
  

Top answer

Hi, Yes, proactive is redundant. As for the singular or plural, it depends on your context for the phrase. Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, Yes, proactive is redundant.
  • As for the singular or plural, it depends on your context for the phrase.
  • Clive
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Hi,

Yes, proactive is redundant.

As for the singular or plural, it depends on your context for the phrase.

Clive
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Clive

Thanks a lot for your suggestions.

How about I put it into the qualifications part of my resume like this?

Ambitious, energetic, competitive, take initiative(s), welcome new challenges

Which to choose?

BTW, do you think this phrase sounds normal?

BBSER
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Hi,

How about I put it into the qualifications part of my resume like this?

Ambitious, energetic, competitive, take initiative(s), welcome new challenges

Which to choose? Up to you

BTW, do you think this phrase sounds normal?
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