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In the trade we call this a typing mistake, ment to be a 3 or a 1.
by beck5 15y ago
In the trade we call this a typing mistake, ment to be a 3 or a 1.
- civilian 15y agoOhhh, yeah, or even "1-3"?
- moskie 15y agoInsiders often use the slang word "typo."
- beck5 15y agoI always wondered about this word, I never really hear it, is it an Americanism (UK here) or am I sheltered?
- danso 15y agoI would suspect as much, but given the wide array of technologies that they lump into tha one line, nevermind the requirement to be skilled in IT infrastructure, e-commerce, 4-5 yrs in web development, CMS maintenence, and production of content for the web...It seems as likely they would expect someone who is competent in all of that to have worked at least a dozen years in the business
- enobrev 15y agoOnly superficially related, but there are typos in this parent post and its parent, which makes the grandparent's point by example. In case adjustments are made: grandparent: "mistake, me[a]nt to be" parent: "into tha[t] one line"
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- shambleh 15y agoI agree, but I feel like I have seen too many job postings where the HR person posting just decided to tack on extra years for a requirement. I understand that they are looking for the best person they can possibly get for a position, but it is entertaining when the added years pre-date the technology's release.