How do you use "Making sure that" in English language?
"Making sure that all shipping documents are delivered in time" is enought correct frase for a CV? What collocations could I use to describe different functions besides "was responcible for" and "was in charge for"?
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In my humble opinion, "making sure" is a bit too informal for a resume (CV). I would write it more like this: "Ensured that all shipping documents were received on time" or "Ensured that all shipping documents were received in a timely manner."
As for your other question about other ways to saying "responsible for" or "in charge of", there are numerous ways to phrase things. If you were the lead on a project or task, you can say that you "managed" something or "oversaw" it.
If you have more specific questions about specific phrasing, please ask. :-)
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Don't make these kinds of sloppy mistakes on your CV:
frase => phrase
enought => enough
responcible => responsible
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Use "Ensuring that all....." (sounds better).
Had responsibility for...
Had oversight of...
Oversaw...
Maintained...
Administrated...
Managed...
Supervised...
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