The phrase "accomplishments advice" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It could be interpreted as seeking advice related to accomplishments, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "I would appreciate some accomplishments advice to help me improve my resume."
Alternatives: "advice on achievements" or "guidance for accomplishments".
Since then, he has been featured on Entrepreneur, FoxNews, The Huffington Post, The Blaze Radio Network, Al.com, and many others for his accomplishments, advice, and efforts in business and ministry to law enforcement.
He struck a cord inside of me, so now I want to show him my accomplishments, get advice from him, even though I know it's not always going to be good advice.
Read the entire Big Red Sports Network interview to learn more about Marinaro's various accomplishments and his advice on achieving greater success.
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While her time as Secretary of State has served her well, more than her stretch as Senator, a hard look at the quality of her advice and accomplishments, in places like Afghanistan and Libya, might produce a different picture; but for the moment she's benefiting from some inspiring talk about women's education and human rights and a blur of images from an improbable number of foreign trips.
Members share technical advice, frustrations, accomplishments, or just their latest mixtape.
There is the open mocking of attempts at some sort of dialogue in the wake of Trayvon Martin's killing; the snide disparagement of black intelligence and accomplishment; and pieces of advice — "Do not act the Good Samaritan to blacks in apparent distress, e.g., on the highway" — that aspire to intellectual bluntness, but instead are brutal, crude, and, more than either of those, wrong.
There is the open mocking of attempts at some sort of dialogue in the wake of Trayvon Martin's killing; the snide disparagement of black intelligence and accomplishment; and pieces of advice—"Do not act the Good Samaritan to blacks in apparent distress, e.g., on the highway"—that aspire to intellectual bluntness, but instead are brutal, crude, and, more than either of those, wrong.
Huff/Post50 caught up with Alley to chat about her greatest accomplishment, biggest regret and advice for the next generation.
Then beyond the pictures are our frustrations with our kids that we air looking for advice or their accomplishments that we brag about.
It's always good advice to put your accomplishments in the best possible light and to ask for more responsibility and more money when appropriate.
