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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
I was hired by this person as a receptionist 12 years ago. Through that time she has given me opportunities to move up and forward throughout this great company. I have been a successful executive assistant for the past 5 years and have a boss who is a good person. I recently graduated from college and have a pretty good foundation should I decide to move on. I would like to send this person who has selflessly helped guide me through my "career" with a letter of appreciation and small gift. I would apprecite any suggestions or wording that could help contribute to getting this point across.
Letter Writing
Appreciation note to employer who helped guide my career
I was hired by this person as a receptionist 12 years ago. Through that time she has given me opportunities to move up and forward throughout this great company. I have been a successful executive assistant for the past 5 years and have a boss who is a good person. I recently graduated from college and have a pretty good foundation should I decide to move on. I would like to send this person who has selflessly helped guide me through my "career" with a letter of appreciation and small gift. I would apprecite any suggestions or wording that could help contribute to getting this point across.
Thanks in advance
Top answer
First, I think you need to decide how formal of a letter you want to write to this person. Do you know her very well now since you've known this person for 12 years. Do you know her at a friend level?
- First, I think you need to decide how formal of a letter you want to write to this person.
- Do you know her very well now since you've known this person for 12 years.
- Do you know her at a friend level?
- If you consider this person like a friend, will you be writing a rather informal letter to this person?
- Nonetheless, I think you write English pretty well already and so should be able to draft up such a letter.
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First, I think you need to decide how formal of a letter you want to write to this person. Do you know her very well now since you've known this person for 12 years. Do you know her at a friend level? If you consider this person like a friend, will you be writing a rather informal letter to this person?
Nonetheless, I think you write English pretty well already and so should be able
Nonetheless, I think you write English pretty well already and so should be able
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