Re:Poll: What matters most when considering a job?
by DavidSJ on Tuesday April 14, 2009 @05:27PM
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He means even fascinating work can't make working with the wrong people awesome.
Re:Poll: What matters most when considering a job?
by orblivion on Tuesday April 14, 2009 @05:52PM
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He probably should have said "inverse".
Re:Poll: What matters most when considering a job?
by inerte on Tuesday April 14, 2009 @06:47PM
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Honestly I have no idea how I could have inverted the 3 adjectives (english isn't my primary language) and I confess I went too far trying. But this isn't the first time I am corrected, and hopefuly won't be the last, since it makes me learn :)
I guess that's why I put the phrase after "the opposite ain't true"... anyway thanks everyone.
Re:Poll: What matters most when considering a job?
by kingnothing on Wednesday April 15, 2009 @11:36AM
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Since English isn't your primary language, I'd suggest dropping "ain't" from your vocabulary. In the US, it's a word generally reserved for the ignorant and uneducated.
You mean the opposite is true.