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About Jerry Leone
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I`ve taught writing or some aspect of the English language for nearly 35 years. I can answer nearly any question on grammar, usage or meanings of words above dictionary usage. An avid crossword fan and writer, I can also answer questions about business presentations and resumes.

 
   

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Topic: Resume Help



Expert: Jerry Leone
Date: 3/25/2008
Subject: change career

Question
hello

I m an engineer want to access media world & advertisement , but unfortunately I haven't an experience but I have seom talents like (writing stories , scenarios , acting , speaking  ,create poems , adore music  

after that all I made a cover letter to show that case to media & advertisement companies explaining that case , hope you check that cover letter , give me your observations

cover letter
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know well thats from weired to apply for a position in your company despite of my engineering
qualification , but thats resulting from huge interests & also joy of writing stories,poems,scenarios & also advertising , media world . I hope & dream to access the advertisment & media world , I m sure thats I have not certified qualification to do that , but I trust my talents , my desires to access that career moreover using my above talents to develop & create something new , hope to accept my request
wish to be your prospective candidate

Answer
Ahmed,

Like most HR people, I do not believe in using a cover letter since it is nothing more than duplication of information that is in the resume itself. Many HR people tell me that they do not even look at the cover letter.

With this in mind, I suggest you place greater emphasis upon your resume (which I would be happy to evaluate) to make it more effective.

A few important things to remember about the resume:

1. it is intended to gain an interview NOT a job,

2. should be confined to a single page, and

3. contain a very specific explanation you are seeking.


Good Luck,

Jerry Leone

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