Posted in General, GrammarGoofs & Gaff(e)s, SpellingSlipups, tagged bankructy, bankruptcy, candidate, confusion, correct, English, error, goof, grammar, Internet, job, language, post, posting, right, spelling, usage, Web, words, writing, wrong on June 27, 2009| 1 Comment »
Spelling correctly is important! Especially in this day of key word searches. Getting it right is worth the extra effort of using a “spell check” program or even — remember this — a dictionary.
We found this error in a job posting on the Internet. We’re wondering how many candidates will miss and be missed because of this unfortunate error.
“Bankructy Case Manager”
(click here to see the real ad)
So, this leads us to a poll …
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