"The statement ...."
Which verb would fit the best to this sentence:
"This statement motivated/encouraged/spurred me even more to become a member of your team".
Maybe there is even a better option.
I need it for a job opplication (obviously:))
Top answer
Of the three options, I would use "motivated" as the sentence stands. "Encouraged" means that you were timid about it before, and that is not a good message. "Spurred" means that you were lackadaisical.
- Of the three options, I would use "motivated" as the sentence stands.
- "Encouraged" means that you were timid about it before, and that is not a good message.
- "Spurred" means that you were lackadaisical.
- But even "motivated" means that you were not so motivated before.
- You are being too terse and vague.
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Of the three options, I would use "motivated" as the sentence stands. "Encouraged" means that you were timid about it before, and that is not a good message. "Spurred" means that you were lackadaisical. But even "motivated" means that you were not so motivated before. You are being too terse and vague. Say exactly what it was about the statement that made you feel exactly what way, however man
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