The phrase "title of the position" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a specific job title within a company or organization. Here is an example sentence: "The title of the position I applied for is Senior Marketing Manager."
"We don't only match the title of the position and the title of the job posting.
Instead of using "he" or "she," simply write the title of the position or use a non-gender-specific description, such as "they". 3. Remove bias from the recruiting process.
· To which job description you are interested in, including the title of the position and location (HQ, regional or country office).
Please indicate the title of the position and send your application directly to: email: [email protected] OR mail to : The Human Resources Officer, UNICEF, P.O.
Please state the title of the position for which you are applying in the subject line of your submission to this mailbox.
The title of the position held.
The very title of the song positions her as a victim and West as a racialized bully.
A report in the Inside Art column on Friday about the appointment of Eungie Joo to a post at Inhotim, a nonprofit contemporary art center, art park and botanical garden in Brazil, misstated part of the title of her position at the New Museum in Manhattan, which she will be leaving.
Always check the position title of the person who contacts you against the position you applied for.
Nike Inc. named two executives to share the title of the newly created position of president of the Nike brand, which accounts for the biggest share of the athletic shoe and apparel company's business.
Such tweets often consist of a job title, a brief description of the position and a link to a webpage with more information.
