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It's quite evident after you read a few. Typically convoluted and fancy English. In other words: Upon perusal of a mere handful, the prevailing characteristic
by ohadron 3y ago
It's quite evident after you read a few. Typically convoluted and fancy English.
In other words: Upon perusal of a mere handful, the prevailing characteristic becomes abundantly clear. The prose predominantly revels in a labyrinthine complexity, intertwined with a flourish of ornate lexicon.
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- tayo42 3y ago> Typically convoluted and fancy English this is how im told to write for a corporate setting... this is insanity lol, be perfect, but not to perfect.
- notahacker 3y agoThat looks more like someone who writes cover letters with a thesaurus. (I'm sure they exist). With ChatGPT some of its stock phrases are quite easily recognisable and I'm sure they're a lot more recognisable having seen 30 other generic cover letters that also use them!
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- vlod 3y agoDamn. As a person who likes to write good grammar and sound above average intelligence in my cover letters, I'm probably doing it all wrong. I have to figure out how not to sound like an AI overlord :)
- antonchekhov 3y agoThe overall tone is bloodless, in a relentlessly smooth, confident style. The articles on the news site Axios.com have a similar style - relaxing to read at first, but feel bereft of any convictions after a while.