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Well, I've seen applicants refer to x-many years of experience with
some tool or environment or technology, when what they meant was:
"in the same room with".
So I suppose employers can stretch meanings in a similar way when
it suits them.
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> With 4-years experience in digital avionics a "Must"??
>
>
> On 10 Mar 2012, at 03:05, Combs, Richard wrote:
>
> > Despite all the fancy verbiage describing the responsibilities, it
> sounds _very_ entry-level to me. The key phrases are "training period"
> and "high school diploma/GED."
> >
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