Job Hunting Tips/Covering letter
Expert: Andy - 7/21/2007
QuestionQUESTION: I would like help with a covering letter for an office junior job though i have no experience in that sort of work.
ANSWER: Pamela,
I need more info in order to help. What exactly have you done in your career & what exactly does this office junior job entail?
Regards,
Andy
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QUESTION: Well i started a career in nursery nursing but due to health issues had to leave.. the office junior job involves working in an office such as a lawyers or solicitor's and doing the day to day jobs ie.. filling faxing photocopying typing letters. i hope this is enough information.
ANSWER: I can certainly help you create a cover memo once I have something clear in my mind.
Where you working in Nursing or in a nursery working with plants?
Andy
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QUESTION: No it was a nursery with children but never finished due to health issues
AnswerPamela,
How about something like this....
Dear Hiring Manager,
I recently saw your open position for a XXXXX (name of the position for which you are applying) & I have attached a copy of my resume for your review. I have decided to make a career change from working in a nursery taking care of children but I possess the skills needed to fill your available position.
I am dependable, dedicated & learn very quickly. I have acquired the necessary skills to excel in your company such as typing, filing, Internet research as well as the ability to provide excellent customer service via the phone or with customers in person.
I can be reached @ xxx-xxx-xxxx (your phone#) or at my email address pamela@xxxx.com. I look forward to further discussing your position as well as how my skills can be a welcomed addition to your team. I can meet with you in person at your earliest convenience.
Sincerely,
Pamela (your last name)
I hope this covering letter does the trick for you & gets you the position you wish. Please let me know if I can further assist you. Pamela, I wish you the best of luck in your career search. When time permits, I would appreciate you filling out the allexperts.com questionnaire.
Regards,
Andy