Edward Said:

I need help writing a email for a job its about being a forum moderator and why i would be perfect for the job

We Answered:

try relaxing, everyone has off days. tea has been known to relieve stress also. in extreme cases, try yoga or meditation. good luck on overcoming your off day.

Ken Said:

How can I write an email formally asking about a job position?

We Answered:

I'd go to individual stores within the mall and enquire about job vacancies. Dress respectfully and confidently walk into any store you think you may be interested in working. Take a pile of CV's with you (clearly stating the number of hours per week you are looking for and your availability.) Ask to speak to a manager. Ask if there are any positions available. If there are, give the manager your CV and mention how interested you'd be in working for the company. Politely thank them for their time and say that you look forward to hearing from them. If they say they are not hiring at the moment, ask if they'd be able to hold onto your CV for any future positions. Again, thank them for their time. If they don't take CV's, ask for an application form. Once you'd been round the whole mall, go to a cafe or coffee shop in the mall and fill out the application forms. Return them to the stores that day cause most jobs in retail don't hang around for long!

Good luck :)

Stacey Said:

Apply for a job in email or writing?

We Answered:

E-mail is always better, because they can easily reply and continue to communicate with you. If you send them a postal letter, it just causes more work for them and they can't easily forward your letter like they can with e-mail to other people who need approval to interview and/or hire you. There is nothing "personal" about sending a postal letter, it shows you aren't practical.

Do NOT show up in person unless they ask you to do this, because it causes more work for them and it shows you don't understand business.

Theodore Said:

HELP PLEASE! What are some tips for writing an email for a job?

We Answered:

Attach a copy of your cover letter and resume in .pdf - other documents sent from outside of the company tend to be blocked by corporate anti-virus software.

Thank him for considering you as an applicant and ask when would be a convenient time for him to have an interview, preferably in person. If you are in different cities and it will be a telecommute position, then by phone. I would send something along the lines of:

Mr. Doe:

Thank you for considering me for the open graphic design position with your firm. I have attached a copy of my cover letter and resume. I look forward to meeting you in person. Please notify me as to when would be convenient a time for us to meet and discuss this opportunity. You can reach me by phone at 123-456-7890 or by e-mail at noone@nowhere.com.

If you have any questions, concerns or need any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me. Again, thank you for this opportunity and I look forward to meeting you soon.

Cordially,

John Doe

Howard Said:

Hi, how to start writing a perfect email for job?

We Answered:

We would need to know more about the job and you to give advice about what to put in the email. You may need to repost your question with more information.

Eileen Said:

How would I write an email concerning a job?

We Answered:

Hi there. i wrote and phoned a farm asking for a job last summer. the thing i found best is to write them a letter saying things like your name,age, date of birth interests say you have picked fruit before or done similar because people expect you to lie a little. and when you write the letter and post it wait a few days even up to a week and if they havent got back to you give them a phone and see what they have to say. but remember, dont jump in straight away with the question. be polite and they have to say yeah. hope that helped.

Jeffrey Said:

Please help on writing an email asking for a job?

We Answered:

Subject may be: " Thanks Sir, for the opportunity !"
and on the main mail u can request them u would like to work with them....bcoz (good +ve coz)