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I doubt you'd find "an employees" if your job ad has grammar or typography mistakes in it.
by mgaunard 2y ago
I doubt you'd find "an employees" if your job ad has grammar or typography mistakes in it.
- jabroni_salad 2y agoGiven all the horribly edited resumes I have seen, I am sure there is a match to be made somewhere.
- c22 2y agoI think a lot of people can tell from the writing when English isn't someone's first language and are willing to give them a little break. Also I bet there are ESL business owners who have an English-first speaking friend review their job listings, but maybe not their random forum comments.
- WhitneyLand 2y agoOk look sorry to mess with you, but the irony may be informative. You’re complaining about someone’s “typography” on a forum that doesn’t really allow a lot of font and layout flexibility. Or did you mean typographical?
- mgaunard 2y agoTypographical is an adjective (pertaining to typography). I used the noun on purpose.