Securing a job through correspondence
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The document provides information on job application letters, resumes, and job application forms. It discusses the key components of a job application letter such as the sender's address, date, receiver's address, salutation, subject line, opening, body, closing, complimentary closure, signature, and enclosure. It also outlines the typical headings found in a resume like career objective, education, experience, skills/abilities, and references. Finally, it notes that a job application form and resume share similar information regarding previous employment, qualifications, and skills.
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The document provides guidance on writing a formal letter of application for a job. It recommends including relevant qualifications, experience, interests, and why you are suitable. As an example, it suggests stating fluency, experience, and previous full time work. The document instructs the reader to write an 80+ word formal letter of application using the discussed points and a sample on page 171 as guidance.
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Filling out a job application carefully and correctly is important to make a good impression on potential employers. The document provides tips for completing an application: edit the application before submitting, read all instructions closely, write clear and concise descriptions of relevant skills, take time to draft a strong personal statement, check for spelling and grammar errors, keep a copy for reference during interviews, be honest in all responses, and only include a resume or cover letter if specifically requested. Following these tips can help applicants present themselves in the best light when applying for jobs.
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The job application letter is essentially the applicant's first interview with a potential employer. It allows the applicant to convey key information about their personality, qualifications, and fit for the position that may not be evident from their resume alone. Research shows employers want to learn about an applicant's personality, why they are interested in the specific company, what job they are seeking, and how their background relates to the opportunity. The letter should follow standard business letter format, be one page or less, and directly request next steps like an interview.
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The document provides guidance on writing an effective cover letter. It should complement but not repeat the resume and demonstrate writing skills. The cover letter is addressed to a specific hiring manager, uses a block format, and consists of 3-4 paragraphs. The opening paragraph identifies the position and how you learned of it. The second paragraph outlines your relevant qualifications and experiences. The concluding paragraph expresses confidence in your ability to contribute and requests a meeting to further discuss the application.
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This document provides tips for creating effective resumes and cover letters. It discusses choosing a resume format, including chronological, functional, or combination. The resume should be tailored to the specific job, use action verbs, and focus on accomplishments. An accompanying cover letter introduces the resume, demonstrates writing skills, and requests an interview. Following guidelines like using a professional email address, proofreading for errors, and limiting the resume to one page can help applicants get noticed.
Job search_resume
- Assisted customers with mailing needs and questions.
- Processed mail and packages for delivery.
- Maintained clean and organized work area.
1996-1997 McDonald's, Indianapolis. Worked as a Crew Member:
- Prepared and served food to customers in a timely manner.
- Operated cash register and accepted payments from customers.
- Maintained cleanliness standards in food preparation and dining areas.
Education:
1999-Present Indiana University, Indianapolis, IN. Pursuing a Bachelor of
Science in Business Administration.
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than chron
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This document provides information on cover letters and resumes, including their purpose and key components. A cover letter is used to introduce yourself and your resume, highlight skills relevant to the job, and request an interview. An effective cover letter includes the applicant's contact information, purpose for writing, a paragraph linking their background to the job description, and a thank you. A resume, also called a CV or biodata, summarizes a person's education, work experience, and skills to present to potential employers. The document outlines the differences between cover letters and resumes and provides tips for effective preparation and structure of both.
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The document provides guidance on writing an effective cover letter. It should be 1 page and include a heading with contact information, an introduction that catches the reader's interest and highlights relevant qualifications, a body with 2-3 paragraphs describing experiences and skills related to the job, and a closing that requests an interview. The letter should be addressed to a specific person, prove the writer's qualifications through concrete examples, and demonstrate what makes them stand out among applicants.
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Cover Letter & Resume Writing
Cover Letter & Resume WritingNortheast Center, Office of Academic Support, SUNY Empire State College
Having trouble getting your cover letters read? Finding it difficult to organize your resume?
This workshop will introduce you to the steps and strategies necessary to write effective cover letters and put together resumes that will best highlight your work experience and objectives.
Writing for life
The document discusses writing basics such as cover letters, emails, and thank you notes. It provides guidance on the key elements of an effective cover letter, including demonstrating your interest and qualifications for a position. The document also reviews email etiquette and emphasizes sending thank you notes after interviews or meetings to express appreciation to employers.
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This document provides information about creating a resume and cover letter, applying for jobs, and interviewing for jobs. It includes sections that describe the components of a resume, dos and don'ts of resume writing, criteria for a good resume, examples of good and bad resumes, the steps in completing a job application, and preparation needed for a job interview.
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The document provides instructions for a tutorial on cover letters, resumes, and accomplishment statements. It instructs students to work in groups of 4 and pass documents around the table for peer review. It then outlines the proper formatting for cover letters, including address blocks, sign-offs, and examples. The document reviews opening paragraphs, skills matching, and conclusions for cover letters. It also discusses resume formatting and sections, including profiles, competencies, education, branding, and interests. Finally, it introduces the RATS method for writing accomplishment statements by starting with the Result and working backwards to the Action, Task, and Situation.
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This document provides an agenda and information for a COMM 202 tutorial on cover letters. It includes sections on the course timeline, skills matrix draft, cover letters, networking activities, and formatting guidelines for cover letters. Key points covered are the purpose of cover letters to demonstrate communication skills and elaborate on one's skills matrix, differences between resumes and cover letters, and components of a strong cover letter including opening, skills matching, branding, integration and closing. Students are assigned to submit a draft skills matrix and cover letters for peer review.
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- 3. A formal letter written for applying jobs. Tailors your application to each specific job. Expresses your interest and qualifications for a position.
- 4. 1) Sender’s address 2) Date 3) Receiver’s address 4) Salutation 5) Subject line Opening / Introduction 6) Content Body Closing / Conclusion 7) Complimentary closure 8) Signature 9) Name in block letters 10) Enclosure
- 5. The Content Sender’s -the address of the applicant address -must not include the name of the writer Date -written in full e.g. 11th MARCH 2013 Receiver’s If stated, include the name and / or position of the address person you are writing to, name of company and address Salutation Dear Sir / Madam – if you don’t know his / her name Dear Mr./ Mrs./ Miss – if you know who you are writing to Subject line -the purpose of the letter -written in capital letter Opening -the reason you are writing, -name of the job or position applied -how you came to know about the position (source)
- 6. Body -why you are interested in the position and company - -education, related skills, knowledge or experience and personality Respond to the job advertisement! Closing -tell the prospective employer you hope to hear from them. -Suggest additional contact number Complimentary Yours faithfully (if you have used Dear Sir / Madam) closure Yours sincerely (if you have addressed the readers with their names) Name in block Write your name in block letters. Enclosure An enc./encl./ notation is written when there are documents included with the letter.
- 7. Education Knowledge Experience Personal Traits Skills/Abilities Tip : Respond to the job advertisement!
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- 10. •Type neatly & free of errors •1 – 2 pages •Reverse chronology – experience & education •Include description of abilities / skills •List hobbies / personal interests •List at least 2 references •Photographs – professional image •Don’t send a photocopy resume •Attach a cover letter
- 11. CAREER OBJECTIVE REFERENCE PERSONAL DETAILS What to Include? SKILLS / (Headings) EXTRA MURAL EDUCATION ACTIVITIES / INTEREST WORKING EXPERIENCE
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