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Marcel Iseli

Hey fellow Linguaholics! It's me, Marcel. I am the proud owner of linguaholic.com. Languages have always been my passion and I have studied Linguistics, Computational Linguistics and Sinology at the University of Zurich. It is my utmost pleasure to share with all of you guys what I know about languages and linguistics in general.

Even if you don’t have previous work experience, you still need a resume to apply for any job. You might be lost if you have to write one because it is assumed by many that the purpose of a resume is to demonstrate work experience. However, there is the functional/skills-based resume that is largely overlooked.  …

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Once you are done adding all the relevant content to your resume, saving it is the next important step that many might brush off. First, the format.  Although you can use both PDF and Microsoft Word formats for your resume, PDF is better.  A PDF preserves the resume’s format no matter what device it is …

Read More about How to Title the Resume File – Here’s Your Answer!

In a job market where many entry-level jobs require knowledge and experience of a subject, internships are becoming increasingly common. Internships are a great way to gain experience in a job market, and for a company to train a new potential employee. Should you include this in the job experience section on a resume?   …

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Volunteering is a generous act of dedicating one’s time to a cause. This may be out of goodwill, wanting to gain experience in a new area or a mix of the two. The term “volunteer work” quite literally contains the word “work,” so should this be included in the work experience section on a resume? …

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There you are, filling out a job application when you run across a whole section you don’t understand. Filling out job applications is a high-stress activity on its own, and this can increase that stress. If you’ve just been asked for information for an MVR, you may wonder what it means and what the scope …

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Writing needs more detailed attention than speaking because we have to consider grammatical elements such as sentence structure and writing style in mind. To add fuel to the fire, we also need to have a good grasp of the punctuation system to make writing more accurate, coherent, and unambiguous. As this is the case, we …

Read More about Comma after “Hey” — The Ultimate Guide

Hello, you! Thanks for dropping by on our humble page. You must be here because you’re either quite eager to learn more about how commas work, or you’re simply confused as to why they even exist. Punctuation marks are a writer’s inner cliques, and among all of them, the comma has always been dubbed as …

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Having a rough start writing your e-mail? How about ending it? Welcome! You must have found our site because you’re seeking ideas on how to express professionalism in ending your e-mail messages. Writing an e-mail could be an arduous task if and when you do not deliberately consider the overall context of the correspondence. Well, …

Read More about How to End an Email Professionally — Top Tips & Examples

No one really enjoys filling out job applications. It’s a task that can be both tedious and stressful because you are asked for a lot of specific information and it can be easy to make small errors that could jeopardize your chances of getting called for an interview. It doesn’t help that job applications often …

Read More about Division on a Job Application — Meaning & Context