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| I'm writing a introduction part of a online survey. To encourage customers' feedback, I want to introduce myself and want to tell them how I got their names. . . . My name is Gloria Yang, ----- product manager at XXX company Here at XXXX, we are currently going through a process to evaluate XXXXX product and I was given your name by sales reps as a professional whose opinions and concerns would be of great value to this survey. . . . Should I say "a" product manager or it is okay to say "product manager" without an article. Your answer will be very appreciated. |
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| I suppose that A or the is needed. (BTW I will replace "at" by "of") Not a teacher |
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