Using Active Instead of Passive Voice

Active voice makes job ads more engaging and dynamic. For example, say “You will manage projects” instead of “Projects will be managed by you” to create a more direct and appealing message.

Active voice makes job ads more engaging and dynamic. For example, say “You will manage projects” instead of “Projects will be managed by you” to create a more direct and appealing message.

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