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Someone fix the title plz. “Talent” is both singular and plural when referring to employees.
by himom 8y ago
Someone fix the title plz. “Talent” is both singular and plural when referring to employees.
- repsilat 8y agoIt's fine. You can interpret "talent" as a mass noun, in which case you wouldn't pluralise it ("There's a lot of talent here.") Alternatively, you could use it in another sense ("He is a great talent," and "Our employees are all great talents.") Interpreting the title in this sense is slightly awkward but certainly grammatical.