Which lob’s will be hit hardest?
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@bp+1jrs2hknb If you’re going to act snarky toward everyone else, be prepared to be perfect.
It is suggested that if you try to school others in how to be perfect, your information should be tight and on point. Neither of these apply to your post.
It would be advisable to take a DevU class to figure out what a hyphen is and where to use it properly. Now. Stop trying to embarrass others when you have proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that you have a condescending attitude but no rightful reason to back it up.
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The "one's" where people don't know proper grammar?
The hyphen implies possessiveness. It's just LOBs, or "ones" in the example above.
No risk jobs will be impacted since brightest minds are there trying save the company.
Me in 45 minutes. The meeting invite came last night. Checking out the tee times for this afternoon. COO team member of the bank not an employee of the firm.
@bp+1jrs2hknb What do you think a hyphen is, professor?
It's not "snotty", it's reality. COO is always #1 in layoffs by LOB, and I'm in COO so it's not exactly a "nee-nerr-nee-nerr" on my part. Tech is usually in the 2-4 position.
@bp+1jrs2hknb OR the ones who no one likes because the run around red-inking others in an attempt to be snotty.
COO and tech are always the hardest hit.
The "one's" where people don't know proper grammar?
The hyphen implies possessiveness. It's just LOBs, or "ones" in the example above.
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