inbox me as a reminder and i can email or upload an updated copy to scribd after work
inboxing you now
3 x'sAs I was reviewing resumes for an open position at my job, I noticed that a handful of people had submitted their resumes with track changes!
Not that I have to say this here, but make sure you proofread and have others proofread for you as well. And make sure you're uploading the correct version of your documents. Another woman had submitted her resume and the author was "sexxxy**~~~" minor oversights can cost you.
@Loose...forward that jawn to himCan I get that resume brehs?
I'm at work right now but i will forward it to him when I get home@Loose...forward that jawn to him
just had a second interview with KPMG last thursday Now the waiting game begins. If I dont hear by tuesday..eff it
Message me your email famCan I get that resume brehs?
btw that, and seeing a whole bunch of red and strike-through text I was like we gotta do better3 x's
That is more or less what you do though. Basic salutations, and then state exactly what is attached.Brehs what do you write in the body of the email if they request cover letter to be attached?
It looks bad if I just say Please see attached ... But then again it's not a good look if I write a half assed paragraph resembling a cover letter and say that actual one is attached.
I feel it takes up space, and says what should be said in the cover letter. Like when ppl say "seeking position to utilize my skills in..." that doesn't belong there. Accomplishments, if any, should be there. Like if your responsibilities doubled in a short time span, or something like thatHow do yall feel about the objective part on a resume?
http://www.askamanager.org/2013/11/this-is-a-resume-and-cover-letter-that-work.htmlCan anyone help a breh out with updating my resume? Also I've never done a cover letter. Can I get a good example of one?
I feel it takes up space, and says what should be said in the cover letter. Like when ppl say "seeking position to utilize my skills in..." that doesn't belong there. Accomplishments, if any, should be there. Like if your responsibilities doubled in a short time span, or something like that
http://www.askamanager.org/2013/11/this-is-a-resume-and-cover-letter-that-work.html
This example is a pretty good one, also this site is pretty good with advice on anything job related
what job are you looking to write a cover letter for?[/QUOTE
Nothing in particular I just want my ish to be right when the time comes.