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Cat navy 425 Posted 5 years ago
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What's with your current job?
Dear all
I saw the following conversation in a video. Here could you tell me if we write "What's happening with your current job?" or "What's happening to your current job?" or "What's happening at your current job?" instead of "What’s with your current job?", do we get a similar meaning, please?
Tom: I have an interview scheduled for Monday. I hope I will clear this one.
Alex: I am also looking for a job,
Tom: What’s with your current job?
I saw the following conversation in a video. Here could you tell me if we write "What's happening with your current job?" or "What's happening to your current job?" or "What's happening at your current job?" instead of "What’s with your current job?", do we get a similar meaning, please?
Tom: I have an interview scheduled for Monday. I hope I will clear this one.
Alex: I am also looking for a job,
Tom: What’s with your current job?
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", do we get a similar meaning Yes. Also (and the first thing that came to mind for me), What's wrong with your current job? " CJ
- ", do we get a similar meaning Yes.
- Also (and the first thing that came to mind for me), What's wrong with your current job?
- " CJ
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cat navy 425if we write "What's happening with your current job?" or "What's happening to your current job?" or "What's happening at your current job?" instead of "What’s with your current job?", do we get a similar meaning
Yes. Also (and the first thing that came to mind for me), What's wrong with your current job?
We also sometimes say, info
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