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Do they have to be long winded hoo hars or is "I would like to apply for the so and so position please find my cv enclosed" (only making more sense and a little padded out) ok??
My mind has gone blank and any help/pre-written letters/templates would be greatly appreciated.
Mwa x
My mind has gone blank and any help/pre-written letters/templates would be greatly appreciated.
Mwa x
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Clazon wrote:
> youre a shoe in sag.
Eh? What da funk do thar mean by that?
> youre a shoe in sag.
Eh? What da funk do thar mean by that?
He's calling you a bestialist
Clazon wrote:
> youre a shoe in sag. whats with the .ck
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Co.ck
Read it again
> youre a shoe in sag. whats with the .ck
****
Co.ck
Read it again
gerrid wrote:
> He's calling you a bestialist
Oh, I thought he was being insulting.
> He's calling you a bestialist
Oh, I thought he was being insulting.
Covering letters?
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.
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.
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