Forum 4: Why Grammar Matters Read the article at the following link: \"I Won\'t

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Forum 4: Why Grammar Matters Read the article at the following link: "I Won't Hire People Who Use Poor Grammar," a blog post written by a company CEO-the type of person who might, one day, be evaluating your resume and writing samples. Then discuss the reading with your classmates. Do you agree with his position? Do you think he's making poor choices by using this criterion as stringently as he does? Are you more inspired or daunted by what he has to say? In what ways do you think his position is relevant to you as a business communication student? To earn full credit, post at least one entry by Wednesday, Oct 4, and add at least 2 substantive comments in response to others' posts by Friday, Oct 6. (link url: http://blogs.hbr.org/2012/07/i-wont-hire-people-who-use-poo/) (

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Yes is do agree with his position. Resume makes the first and last impression on a recruiter, if a person makes grammatical mistakes in his/her resume it depicts that the person is not serious in getting the job or is too lazy to correct it or is grammatically poor. He had made the correct choice by making this strict criteria as there are lots of people waiting to get the job and a shabby resume can be easily rejected and a new serious resume writers can be selected based on the time and seriousness the person has given into the resume.

I am inspired by his words, as It shows how particular the CEO is, and the seriousness and ability he expects from the person he is hiring.

As a business communication student, I know the significance of good grammar with respect to business operations. Good or bad grammar can build or ruine a business deal.

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