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24 May
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English (US)
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Is this sentece correct?
" I'd say I have more unofficial experice from getting involved here and there then I did put on my resume but... "
Is this sentece correct?
" I'd say I have more unofficial experice from getting involved here and there then I did put on my resume but... "
" I'd say I have more unofficial experice from getting involved here and there then I did put on my resume but... "
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- English (US)
Experience or expertise
It sounds like you are comparing the two amounts of experience / expertise, which may be what you want.
Here and there sounds informal to me in this context.
Highly-rated answerer
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- Polish
@KevinF and it doesn't have to be formal 😊
- English (US)
Take care not to confuse "then" and "than".
Yes. Avoid "here and there". Use positive statements based on decision and initiative.
" I'd say I have more unofficial experice from getting involved here and there then I did put on my resume but... "
In an example scenario where you have experience as a Software Developer, but you want to apply for a job as a Scrum Master:
So, your resume says that you have 4 years experience as a Software Developer.
You might say:
"Even while working as a Software Developer, I gained a lot of expertise in Agile by becoming the 'Acting' Scrum Master. The team had a need and I stepped up and did it."
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- English (US)
@natflix You’re welcome!
And I did miss the than/then mistake. That’s a common mistake for natives.
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