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I mean how would you want them to phrase it? "I use NLP to solve problems in/for financial marketing(ers)" is all they said. I'm fascinated how simple uses of
by Grimm1 6y ago
I mean how would you want them to phrase it?
"I use NLP to solve problems in/for financial marketing(ers)" is all they said.
I'm fascinated how simple uses of language like this are such a turn off for so many people but correlate pretty highly to more pay. You say bullshit, I say knows how to present themselves, a little flourish generally goes a long way.
If the argument is generally people who use flowery language don't have the skills to back it up then I have experienced that before certainly, but then I offer you that if it works for people who don't have the skills then imagine how useful it must be for someone who does.
- slibhb 6y agoI have no idea if talking like that "correlates pretty highly to more pay". Maybe, maybe not. Either way, I think people should speak and write clearly for reasons that have nothing to do with money.
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- Grimm1 6y agoThe thing is "writes clearly" is completely subjective what they wrote was perfectly clear to me for instance.
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- darkhorse13 6y agoThe problem is that these titles/descriptions are very vague when it comes to explaining exactly what a person does, and people often view these types of vagueness to be confusing and sometimes unreliable. Other examples: Chief Heart Officer, Cloud Architect, etc.