Experience on/with . . .

Posted by GPP on September 11, 2003

In Reply to: Experience on/with . . . posted by Beth on September 11, 2003

: Does experience with racial relations in America include particularly good experience?

It would mean any sort of experience, good, bad, whatever.

BTW, please don't erase prior posts when replying.
Here's what came before:

Posted by R. Berg on September 11, 2003

In Reply to: What's your experience on the racial relationships in America? posted by AA on September 11, 2003

: Is the preposition in the subject question correct? If not, what should be the correct one or ones? Thanks.

Most often, "experience" is followed by "with" or "of."

What's your experience with keeping goldfish?
Describe your experience of working as a hotel manager.

But something's wrong with another part of the sentence. No individual has experience of "the racial relationships in America." It would be more natural to say "What's your experience with racial relations in America?" (Note: relations)