Cover letter

Eventually you are going to have to pick a Career to and work a job. In order to get the job you want you are going to need an application, resume, and a cover letter. Here are explanations of each, how you fill them out, and how they help. A resume is a paper that explains who you, what work experience you have, and your references. For a resume, fill out your resume with the most recent piece of information first. For example say you went to a college so you put the college first and then your high school. A resume helps you by telling your boss what kind of work experience you have. It lets them know what positions you qualify for. My personal opinion on a resume is it really helps you. It lets your boss know what kind of work experience…

A cover letter is an introductory document you send with your résumé when you are applying for a job. It is a significant item for a Canadian applicant because many recruiters read this letter first. It not only supports your résumé, but it is also an opportunity for you to stand out from a variety of other applicants and to convince the recruiter to consider you in the remaining hiring procedures. It tells the hiring manager that you are applying for a position and briefly describes your…

created and received feedback on regardless if it was from a peer or Dr. Yang herself, it helped me improve my writing as a whole. Reading the peer evaluations allowed me to take in feedback to improve my future writings not only in English 202: Research Writing, Professionalism and Engaged Citizenship, but in other classes as well. While most of the genres of expository research writing I found enjoyable, the most enjoyable if I had to decide would be the resume and cover letter. The reason I…

Like all other humans, Hester Prynne has fallen to the reach of the inevitable sin through Nathaniel Hawthorne’s novel, The Scarlet Letter. The Hempfield alumni realized that not every book is the same, whether it be from seeing multiple types at Barnes and Nobles or just from seeing the differences in the covers of their friends’ books. Also, after reading The Scarlet Letter students were told to look upon the five varying covers and choose three to show how these drawings depict events, ideas,…

I tuned my resumes very similar to the cover letters. On the first resume I found myself to include more internships and marketing managing roles. This will appeal better to the eyes of the recruitment. My second resume is a little bit more down to earth and understandable. The second resume fits the job and is concise to get the point across. The first resume includes professional skills that fit the job description and provide confident credentials to wow the recruiter. The second resume…

GUIDELINES FOR A GREAT INTERVIEW The Interview Process The interview is a very important step in obtaining the job you want. Each potential employer will be looking at how you dress, your resume, interviewing skills, cover letter, and interpersonal skills. Most employers are looking for a certain type of person who will work well with a team or individual and get the job done in a reasonable time frame. Most companies have about 10 or more applicants for one job opening. They need to make a…

Collins actually enjoys writing for his career. It doesn’t seem like a chore or bother to him at all, and he explains it as “good for the mind.” When I inquired if he bases potential workers off of their writing skills, he answered without a moment of hesitation. “Yes, absolutely. Everyone who applies is required to write a cover letter for their resume.” A cover letter basically conveys extra information about the person, or goes over the contents of their resume. I feel like there’s no…

Scenario A My goal as Author/Speaker would be: Letting my General Manager know that I’m qualified for the position, and I’m interested. The general manager would be my audience. Their looking for someone to fill the Supervisor position. The characteristics would be trying to find someone qualified, stabile, handles stress and ready for a multi-tasking job with variety of duties. Genre type: paper and physical contact- having qualifications down on paper but physically talking with the General…

Resumes aren't only for those searching for a job. Resumes can be useful for high school students prepping for a college interview or they can give it to teachers who are writing them a letter of recommendation. If you're looking for a way to showcase your education, jobs, skills, activities, and awards a resume will be your best bet! Don't get discouraged from writing a resume if you don't feel like you have a ton of work experience. You've been acquiring experience through activities such as…

A typical behavioral interviewer will not “ask” a question, but will state the question. For example, “Tell me about yourself.” This is a common question asked in any interview from my experience. Through my mock interview I learned my main fault: I am too personal. When I was “asked” this question, I included my family, a fun fact about myself, and hobbies of mine. My interviewer was a career services employee at Sam Houston State University, so she critiqued me which helped me to improve my…