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Asked By: Ayuta |

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I often mention something that is a positive about me and say that it's a negative. For example, I say that I am always curious to know how things work and I spend a lot of time reading information about work related topics. Or that I can be overly organized. It should be something that matches the person you are, but if you think about it, you will find something that you can 'say' is negative but the employer will think it's a plus!

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Wednesday, October 17, 2007

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What do you do for copyediting?

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Asked By: me2you |

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In Copyediting, we identify and correct errors in word usage/choice, grammar, awkward phrasing, paragraphing and help in removing excess "fluff" from a story, making it clear and clean. If we are curious about something, we make suggestions and even interview the writer for more information. If again, something is boring, we note that too and ask the writers what point they're trying to make. Hence, we will provide suggestions about edits that might need further explanation and suggest other edits that were not made to the website or document.

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Friday, October 19, 2007