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22-Dec-2006, 09:23
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 Resist the standard appeal The following is about an ariticle " how to hire employee" and I am not sure some of the sentences which I marked red. Will you please paraphrase it? Resist the standard appeal for resumes and references. He(CEO)asks production workers to come down and fill out an application. " it is interesting to see if they can find their way down here. What does it mean by resist the standard....? What does it mean by come down? |
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22-Dec-2006, 13:10
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| Re: Resist the standard appeal It means that he does things in a different way from the norm- he asks them to come in person instead of putting out a standard request for resumes. |
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