Apparently, someone is unclear on the concept of "minimum." Or "preferred." I really can't tell.
And what are "intermediate-level word processing, spreadsheet, and database applications"? I understand "intermediate...skills," but is the former in reference to Microsoft Works or Notepad? Maybe a potshot at Apple's Pages?
As expected, good writing and proofreading skills are preferred.
Still, it's a nice change of pace to see all the "intermediate" skill requirements after a long day of wading though "superior," "excellent" and other demanding job descriptions.
Nick, all this really means is that you are still over-qualified for the position. Booo...
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