cdb wrote:
> Obviously the advert was written by an individual; however the advert
> was placed by a medium sized recruitment agency, so I think they were
> trying to make the job sound important and exciting not only for the
> applicants but also for the client. Sadly, I hear more and more people
> speaking in this fractured way.
>
> The link to the advert.
> http://www.seek.com.au/showjob.asp?jobid=12660943
>
>
> Colin

Colin, look what you did:

"Sorry! This job is no longer advertised."

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At a recent job interview, we asked a top candidate this common question: 
"why do you want to work for our company?"  Part of the answer was, "I liked 
your Craigslist ad. It was nicely formatted, and did not have grammar and 
spelling mistakes, like other companies' ads."

Of course, he got the job not just because of that answer ( ;-) ), but it 
supports the argument that quality is important not only for resumes, but 
for job ads as well. The best ads attract the best candidates (although to 
be fair, they attract mediocre ones as well).
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Vitaliy 

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