Stanley Said:

Cover letter?

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Don't mention that other company. Tell them instead something like that you would be a good fit for the new company and tell them why. Stay positive. Good luck!

Marsha Said:

cover letter?

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What type of work are you trying to publish? If it is a book or novel, each agent is different on what they prefer to see. The Writer's Market (Online, or in the library) provides all of the information you need. Don't give up! It only takes one person to believe in you.

Good luck!

Becky Said:

help about the cover letter?? for moonson accesorries?

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yes i agree with you, if you dont have experience just emphasise more on your character: hardworking,energetic and a fast learner hence willing to undertake training for the role. Also if you have ever done volunteer work then mention it..that also you work well as an individual as well as part of a team. I have applied a couple of times for accessorise but never got it..but dont lose hope because when one door closes another one opens..you can also try Claire's Accessories and other similar stores. all the best to you.

Josephine Said:

Cover Letter?

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It should be three short paragraphs. Here is a cover letter I wrote in Business of Art class:

September 30, 2007

ArtsConnection
520 Eighth Avenue, Suite 321
New York, NY 10018


Dear Sir or Madam,

I am seeking an available internship position at ArtsConnection. I have just transferred from Elisabeth Irwin High School to The High School Of Fashion Industries. I heard about this opportunity through Ms. Wallin, my art teacher, and I am very eager to build my experience through being hired by your organization.

Ever since I was a child I have had a deep-rooted interest in the arts. I have always known that art is my niche in life and something I want to continue doing for as long as I am able. In addition to my academic education I have attended summer courses which have heightened my abilities in not only a creative sense but also have given me experience in self-discipline and pacing myself. All of the previous positions I’ve held have demanded responsibility and organization. I am a congenial and approachable person, and I take direction very well. I am very familiar with computers and have been known by my friends and peers to be very handy with solving problems and fixing electronics. Overall, I believe I would be a productive, helpful, and welcomed addition to your organization.

My resume is enclosed and I am looking forward to hearing from you. I can be reached by email anytime at {plug in your most formal sounding email}, or by telephone after 3 PM at 555-555-5555. Thank you for your time and consideration.

Regards,
{signature here}
Ana Person



This is just an example. Your cover letter is your chance to show the skills and qualifications you have that don't go on your resume. Are you an amazing public speaker? Are you highly organized? Show how your experiences would make you perfect for the job. As you can see from the letter, you know exactly who I am, what job I want, and what I can do. This is just what employers want to see! Make it straight and to the point. People who read cover letters can read 50 or more in one sitting, so they don't have time to hear about how much everyone liked a vacation you set up for them, or how you really really really want the job. Make sure that your email sounds formal. Nothing like hotchichunnybunny@yahoo.com. The format used is the accepted and preferred format for cover letters. And always remember, no contractions (no "I'm" or "don't") I wrote "Dear Sir or Madam", but if you know exactly who is going to read this than write their name! Especially since you have worked there for a while, make sure to note that that gives you an extra push and that you can work harder because you know who's who and what's what.

Francis Said:

When sending a cover letter and resume for a job, How do I start the letter when there is no name to address?

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I would put:

Dear Sir or Madame / Human Resources Department

I was inquiring regarding the Full Time Front Desk Office Position you have available at this time. (Then say what ever you think would be best to say after that)

Good luck Boots!!!! As you know I am in the Entertainment Business but I use to work as a Receptionist and as a Customer Service Rep for many years, give that a try.