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Guest Posted 23 years ago
Letter Writing
Please check my covering letter
Dear Finn Burke,
Date : 03/10/2003
Ref No : KKK000
Position: Programmer
Rate : £6.00 per hour
Please find my CV enclosed in the application for the above-mentioned vacancy.
You will note from my CV that I have extensive experience in programming and web design in ASP and Visual Basic and excellent SQL skills (RDBMS Design, T-SQL, Database backup procedures), which I feel would be very suitable for this role.
I am a "Best Employee Award" winner and a Microsoft Certified Professional having applied my skills to a variety of commercial environments, including banking, mobile, cement industry and patent and trade mark.
I am based in Harrow, North West part of London and available immediately for the interview.
Looking forward to hear from you.
Kind regards
Rob
Date : 03/10/2003
Ref No : KKK000
Position: Programmer
Rate : £6.00 per hour
Please find my CV enclosed in the application for the above-mentioned vacancy.
You will note from my CV that I have extensive experience in programming and web design in ASP and Visual Basic and excellent SQL skills (RDBMS Design, T-SQL, Database backup procedures), which I feel would be very suitable for this role.
I am a "Best Employee Award" winner and a Microsoft Certified Professional having applied my skills to a variety of commercial environments, including banking, mobile, cement industry and patent and trade mark.
I am based in Harrow, North West part of London and available immediately for the interview.
Looking forward to hear from you.
Kind regards
Rob
Top answer
Hi, I reckon it’s a good letter but it sounds like you’re offering your general/special competencies to an employer without researching their business or the job. Maybe the layout and salutation isn’t so important but I’d find a MS Word template, or an equivalent, on the web. Dear Mr Burke, assuming it’s Finnegan) Ref No : KKK000 Position: Programmer Please find my CV enclosed in the application for the above-mentioned vacancy.
- Hi, I reckon it’s a good letter but it sounds like you’re offering your general/special competencies to an employer without researching their business or the job.
- Maybe the layout and salutation isn’t so important but I’d find a MS Word template, or an equivalent, on the web.
- Dear Mr Burke, assuming it’s Finnegan) Ref No : KKK000 Position: Programmer Please find my CV enclosed in the application for the above-mentioned vacancy.
- You will note from my CV that I have extensive experience in programming and web design in ASP and Visual Basic and excellent SQL skills (RDBMS Design, T-SQL, Database backup procedures), which I feel would be very suitable for this role.
- [what are the essential/desirable criteria for the job?
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Hi, I reckon it’s a good letter but it sounds like you’re offering your general/special competencies to an employer without researching their business or the job. Maybe the layout and salutation isn’t so important but I’d find a MS Word template, or an equivalent, on the web.
Dear Mr Burke, assuming it’s Finnegan)
Ref No : KKK000
Position: Pro
Dear Mr Burke, assuming it’s Finnegan)
Ref No : KKK000
Position: Pro
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I read in an article that we should not start the letter with "please find my CV" or "My CV it attached" or "consider my CV attached".
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