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My mind has gone blank and any help/pre-written letters/templates would be greatly appreciated.
Mwa x
Draw extra attention to relevant skills and stuff in the CV, make it all relevant to the company in question, try to keep in at maybe 1/2 to 3/4 side A4 (inc your address at top, reasonable size font).
The effort you put in depends on the job you're going for, I guess.
And try to sound sincere, rather than cliched.
> He's calling you a bestialist
Oh, I thought he was being insulting.
> youre a shoe in sag. whats with the .ck
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Co.ck
Read it again
> youre a shoe in sag.
Eh? What da funk do thar mean by that?
Dear teaboy or temp,
as you'll be opening this letter like a skivvy, I'd quite like you to put my CV in the "interview pile" and not the "bin". Therefore please find enclosed one copy of my CV and £50.
Cheers t*at face, you'll not be reading this bit, f**k features, lazy b*st that you are, I've spent hours on this letter...
Yours unsincerely,
The sagacious one
email: [email protected]
> cookie monster wrote:
> Its also a good opportunity to add a touch of grovelling.
>
> Spot on :D
yah as long as it doesnt make you sound desperate, id rather go for the "its your loss if you dont take me" approach
> Its also a good opportunity to add a touch of grovelling.
Spot on :D