about spelling?please check the details?

Question

mnaged the schedles of anunal maitneence cotnrcators for teh srevcnig of ofifce asests and aslo of ohter srevce. you can read it please explain?

Answer 1

it's all about the brain eye coordination! this will explain:

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Answer 2

This looks like an excerpt from a bad resume.
"Managed the schedules of annual maintenance contractors for the servicing of office assets and also of other service."

So this person dealt with the guy who fixes the copier, and the coffee service, and the telephone repairman, and so on. Probably an administrative assistant or, in some places, an office manager.

I'd check references carefully, unless it was in a country that doesn't use English. It certainly could not have been in the US.

Answer 3

Yea, when it comes to spelling the brain don't read each and every letter it only READS the first and last but the other letters of the word have to be there (in any order)

Managed the schedules of annual maintenance contractors for the servicing of office assets and also other service(s).

Answer 4

Managed the schedules of annual maitenance contractors for the servicing of office assets and also of other service... were you asking what it said? Or about the psychology behind our minds ability to fill in blanks and un-jumble words and phrases based upon what we expect them to say? ( The same prinicple that allows words missing vowels to still be read because of their context)

Answer 5

The human brain does not read every letter of a word. The human brain looks at the first and last letter of a word and processes it that way. Therefore as long as the first and last letter of a word are in place, even if it is misspelled, the brain can still read it as normal. Simple.

Answer 6

Most of the time the brain only looks at the first and last letters in a word to determine the word. So the other letters can be in a different order and you'd still know what they were saying.

Answer 7

Managed the schedules of the annual maintenance contractors for tech servicing of office assets and also the other office devices.

Answer 8

Managed the schedules of annual maintenance contractors for the servicing of office assets and also of other service

It looks like part of a bill for a law firm or a CPA

Answer 9

Managed the schedules of annual maintenance contractors for the servicing of office assets and also of other service.
I think that's what it says. When you know the right spelling, even a bad attempt at it is recognizable.

Answer 10

As long as the first and last letters are in the right place, the order of the middle letters don't matter to the brain. That's why we're able to read the words.