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Saunee Posted 13 years ago
Business & Finance

Tense of a Job description

Dear Folks,

I work in HR domain. I have seen people wiritng JDs in either present continuous or present indefinite. for example; 'To source candidates from job portals' OR 'Sourcing candidates from ...'

please suggest as which tense we should write in.

Thanks!
  

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Saunee please suggest as which tense we should write in. The main concern is to be consistent. I suggest imperative.

— Mister Micawber

  • Saunee please suggest as which tense we should write in.
  • The main concern is to be consistent.
  • I suggest imperative.
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Sauneeplease suggest as which tense we should write in.
The main concern is to be consistent. I suggest imperative.
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