Can anyone help a stoner with his cover letter :)
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brandon.
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Stoners might not be the best proof readers haha. I'm exhausted so I would miss any issues, sorry about that.
A trick I use is reading it outloud to yourself a few times. Force yourself to read the words and not let your brain say what you think it was *suppose* to say (if that makes sense...)
A trick I use is reading it outloud to yourself a few times. Force yourself to read the words and not let your brain say what you think it was *suppose* to say (if that makes sense...)
NLXSK1
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i am pretty baked but it works for my students that are in the 7th grade so it should work for a Canadian
vices,
when i read a resume on a possible new hire, i'm looking for something to jump out at me in the first 2-3 sentences which you start to do with "I am a very dedicated employee" but i never wanna see the second half of that sentence "that will always behave in a professional manner". when an employer see a sentence like that, they might assume that at on time you didn't act in the manner stated, simply because you did state it. sounds crazy i know. i still hire on "physical" interviews rather than trusting what someone wrote on a piece of paper, but some people will always use a resume and education over actuall apperence and attitude. i feel i can better judge someones qualities and personal mannerisms in an actuall conversation not only about the job at hand, but life situations as well. instead of finishing the sentence i mentioned with "will always behave in a....." try, "i am a very dedicated employee that is eager to learn and better myself". also, check out some sample resume and cover letters to get a better idea of what employers are looking for in todays market. and like brandon mentioned, read aloud to yourself a few times and try to breakdown anything you think might be questionable. good luck my friend.
when i read a resume on a possible new hire, i'm looking for something to jump out at me in the first 2-3 sentences which you start to do with "I am a very dedicated employee" but i never wanna see the second half of that sentence "that will always behave in a professional manner". when an employer see a sentence like that, they might assume that at on time you didn't act in the manner stated, simply because you did state it. sounds crazy i know. i still hire on "physical" interviews rather than trusting what someone wrote on a piece of paper, but some people will always use a resume and education over actuall apperence and attitude. i feel i can better judge someones qualities and personal mannerisms in an actuall conversation not only about the job at hand, but life situations as well. instead of finishing the sentence i mentioned with "will always behave in a....." try, "i am a very dedicated employee that is eager to learn and better myself". also, check out some sample resume and cover letters to get a better idea of what employers are looking for in todays market. and like brandon mentioned, read aloud to yourself a few times and try to breakdown anything you think might be questionable. good luck my friend.