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Kappack20 Posted 12 years ago
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Which sentence sounds the best?

This is a question that I will speak out loud to the recruiter and I have two versions:

How will I be trained?

What will training for the position consist of?

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I don't see anything particularly odd with either of them. You can consider this as well: What are the areas I will be trained in?

— Vsuresh

  • I don't see anything particularly odd with either of them.
  • You can consider this as well: What are the areas I will be trained in?
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I don't see anything particularly odd with either of them.

You can consider this as well:

What are the areas I will be trained in?
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For some jobs, no real training is provided. I assume you already know that in this case training will be offered.

Clive
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