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You can say "terminated" or "let go" to convey that someone has been dismissed from their job in a more professional manner. Other alternatives include "released from employment" or "separated from the company." These phrases maintain a respectful tone while communicating the same message.
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How do you say your fired in Japanese?
you're fired = anata WA kubi desu but wouldn't it be better to say shigito wo yamette muraimasu i have to let you go, the first one is a bit strong
What should you say if you were fired from your last position on your resume?
Well, the canned answer is that you say "it wasn't a good fit" and that you are "looking for better/more interesting opportunities" Without knowing more about the situation or the reason that you were fired it's the best blanket answer I have
Does the phrase multiple times have any significance?
Yes, but the wording is awkward. A better way to say it would be "more than once" or "several times".
Is it correct wording when you say looking forward to washing the car?
Yes, that wording is correct. An example of a sentence that uses this wording is "I am not looking forward to washing the car."
How do you say that I was fired?
In my last job I was fired with enthusiasm
When a customer is happy?
This question needs better wording please.
How do you reply to laid off or fired on job application?
Don't say "fired" when explaining why you left a job. Use something neutral, such as "better job opportunity," or "returned to school."
Your Jack Russell terrier health?
Please use better wording as this is not clear
What does 'all fired' mean?
"All-fired" or "joe-fired" means "a lot." It's Cowboy slang. You'd say "Don't be in such an all-fired hurry."
Is the grammar correct if you say He was fired up with passion to strengthen the organization?
The kid got fired
Is it correct to say my father and me went to market?
it doesn't really make sense when you say it like that. "My father and I went to the market," would be a better way to say it.
Is it illegal to say a person got fired?
No.
