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    money or benefits. If the job listing "demands" that you list your salary requirements, simply state that salary is negotiable.

    3. ...overly boast about your skills: think about what the company's needs are, do you think they care that you were the recipient of an NBAA scholarship? It is, however, okay to list scholarship awards on your r?sum?.

    4. ...name drop. Unless, you already come highly recommended by someone they know and like. Your mentor may be well known in this industry, but not universally liked. You can use them on your list of references, however.


    Tying it all together, this is what your cover letter could look like:


    Jane Doe
    14 Star Lane
    Smithville, NC 27777 USA
    Telephone: 919-555-1212
    Cell Phone: 919-555-1213
    Email: jdoe@nc.rrs.com



    March 21, 2005




    Ms. Ellen Snow
    Human Resources Coordinator
    FlyByNight Aviation, Inc.
    1234 Orville Wright Lane
    Serendipity, NC 27776

    Re: Corporate Flight Attendant Opening [this is optional, but it can be helpful especially if the company has multiple openings available.]

    Dear Ms. Snow:

    Attached, please find a copy of my r?sum? for your review. I am i
    TMI: The Resume Destroyer
    “They say my r?sum? should be only one page long. Is that correct?”Not necessarily. Many r?sum?s are rightly two, three, or even more pages in length.On the other hand, many r?sum?s are far longer than necessary. Carelessly written, they contain “TMI”—“Too Much Information”—and that mind-numbing surplus can damage or destroy a r?sum?’s ability to generate a job interview.Here are some tips to help you avoid that possibility:Eliminate “fluff.” Some of us use bloated, hackneyed, or empty phrasing that just takes up space. For example, a r?sum?’s objective might say something like “Accomplished Mechanical Engineer seeks an upwardly mobile, challenging position in a growing company.” Better: “A continuing career in Mechanical Engineering.” Be ruthless in cutting out language that serves no plausible purpose.Weed out the unnecessary. Few re
    Writing a cover letter to send with your r?sum? can be both confusing and frustrating. What exactly should you say? Are you saying too much? Are you only speaking about your needs vs. the company's needs? Oh, what to do! In this "short" piece, I will list some ideas on how to craft your cover letter. I have also provided some important links -- for additional assistance -- particularly if you find yourself still needing outside help.

    Basics

    * Make sure you use exactly the same type of paper you use for your r?sum?. White with white is best, business paper is strongly advised, especially paper containing 100% cotton. Cheap 20 lb. copier paper is a terrible idea!

    * A matching business envelope {#10} is acceptable. Tri-fold your copies separately; when you place the cover letter inside the envelope, make sure that the letter is shown first [when you lift the flap of the envelope up] followed by your r?sum?. Fold it so that your name and contact information is the first thing the recruiter sees. If you choose to use a kraft envelope make sure that is no smaller than 9x12 or bigger than 10x13. Place an attractive computer generated label on it with your return address shown appropriately. If you must write on it, PRINT your information and do not be fancy. Remember: you want the post office and the company's mailroom to be able to read what you wrote! Otherwise, important time may be lost in the process.

    * If you are emailing your information make sure that the job listing stipulates that attachments are okay. If not, don't you dare send attachments! Instead, within the body of an email message you can write your cover letter [a brief introduction] and then cut and paste your r?sum?. I cannot tell you how many files never get read when the person does not do as instructed. You can also follow up and mail in a hard [paper] copy if an address is provided.

    Beginnings

    * Match the header on your r?sum? with the header on your cover letter. They can and do get separated! An example header should look like this:

    Jane Doe
    14 Star Lane
    Smithville, NC 27777 USA
    Telephone: 919-555-1212
    Cell Phone: 919-555-1213
    Email: jdoe@nc.rrs.com

    * Include your personal website address only if that information is valuable. If you host a site that is weird, inflammatory, adult oriented, or otherwise controversial, simply do not expect any response from the company.

    * Put today's date on the cover letter.

    * Next, include your contact's information, which can include:

    Ms. Ellen Snow
    Human Resources Coordinator
    FlyByNight Aviation, Inc.
    1234 Orville Wright Lane
    Serendipity, NC 27776

    * Your salutation comes next and should look like this

    -- Dear Ms. Snow:

    Body

    * Keep in mind that your cover letter must not be lengthy. You can say all that must be said in no more than three, maybe four, brief paragraphs.

    * Here is a sample:

    Attached, please find a copy of my r?sum? for your review. I am interested in the position of corporate flight attendant listed online at www.flybynight.com.

    I believe my three years of international flying experience along with my culinary background and language skills makes me the ideal candidate to serve FlyByNight's distinguished clientele. Currently, I work as an independent contractor and have flown to top destinations in Europe as well as throughout the U.S. and Canada. FlyByNight's need for a dependable, trained, and highly experienced team player is exactly the type of position I desire.

    I look forward to meeting with you in person to discuss your particular needs and how I can help FlyByNight successfully carry out its mission as the best operator of private jets in the world. Feel free to contact me at your earliest convenience; I can be reached at 919-555-1212 or by on cell phone at 919-555-1213.

    Byes

    * Sincerely,

    Jane Doe

    Leave 3-4 lines from your "Sincerely" to your name. Your closing shouldn't include other words including Regards [too plain], Cheers! [too British], Love [too personal], etc. Remember, this is a business letter.

    In summation, keep it short and specific. Have three or four main points you can emphasize about your strengths, particularly, those points which match with the points listed by the company in their job details. In this particular case the candidate emphasized her culinary, language, and international travel experience, as well as her availability. All four points were stressed in the company's job listing which read:

    "...international jet operator is searching for an experienced cabin attendant. This position involves serving our on demand charter clients from east coast locations to destinations in the U.S. and abroad. Must have exceptional food service skills. Current training with FACTS, FlightSafety or similar training vendor; French or Spanish language skills: a plus...

    You cannot avoid talking about yourself, but you can control how you talk about yourself.

    Do not...

    1. ...beg for an interview.

    2. ...mention money or benefits. If the job listing "demands" that you list your salary requirements, simply state that salary is negotiable.

    3. ...overly boast about your skills: think about what the company's needs are, do you think they care that you were the recipient of an NBAA scholarship? It is, however, okay to list scholarship awards on your r?sum?.

    4. ...name drop. Unless, you already come highly recommended by someone they know and like. Your mentor may be well known in this industry, but not universally liked. You can use them on your list of references, however.


    Tying it all together, this is what your cover letter could look like:


    Jane Doe
    14 Star Lane
    Smithville, NC 27777 USA
    Telephone: 919-555-1212
    Cell Phone: 919-555-1213
    Email: jdoe@nc.rrs.com



    March 21, 2005




    Ms. Ellen Snow
    Human Resources Coordinator
    FlyByNight Aviation, Inc.
    1234 Orville Wright Lane
    Serendipity, NC 27776

    Re: Corporate Flight Attendant Opening [this is optional, but it can be helpful especially if the company has multiple openings available.]

    Dear Ms. Snow:

    Attached, please find a copy of my r?sum? for your review. I am in
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    : you want the post office and the company's mailroom to be able to read what you wrote! Otherwise, important time may be lost in the process.

    * If you are emailing your information make sure that the job listing stipulates that attachments are okay. If not, don't you dare send attachments! Instead, within the body of an email message you can write your cover letter [a brief introduction] and then cut and paste your r?sum?. I cannot tell you how many files never get read when the person does not do as instructed. You can also follow up and mail in a hard [paper] copy if an address is provided.

    Beginnings

    * Match the header on your r?sum? with the header on your cover letter. They can and do get separated! An example header should look like this:

    Jane Doe
    14 Star Lane
    Smithville, NC 27777 USA
    Telephone: 919-555-1212
    Cell Phone: 919-555-1213
    Email: jdoe@nc.rrs.com

    * Include your personal website address only if that information is valuable. If you host a site that is weird, inflammatory, adult oriented, or otherwise controversial, simply do not expect any response from the company.

    * Put today's date on the cover letter.

    * Next, include your contact's information, which can include:

    Ms. Ellen Snow
    Human Resources Coordinator
    FlyByNight Aviation, Inc.
    1234 Orville Wright Lane
    Serendipity, NC 27776

    * Your salutation comes next and should look like this

    -- Dear Ms. Snow:

    Body

    * Keep in mind that your cover letter must not be lengthy. You can say all that must be said in no more than three, maybe four, brief paragraphs.

    * Here is a sample:

    Attached, please find a copy of my r?sum? for your review. I am interested in the position of corporate flight attendant listed online at www.flybynight.com.

    I believe my three years of international flying experience along with my culinary background and language skills makes me the ideal candidate to serve FlyByNight's distinguished clientele. Currently, I work as an independent contractor and have flown to top destinations in Europe as well as throughout the U.S. and Canada. FlyByNight's need for a dependable, trained, and highly experienced team player is exactly the type of position I desire.

    I look forward to meeting with you in person to discuss your particular needs and how I can help FlyByNight successfully carry out its mission as the best operator of private jets in the world. Feel free to contact me at your earliest convenience; I can be reached at 919-555-1212 or by on cell phone at 919-555-1213.

    Byes

    * Sincerely,

    Jane Doe

    Leave 3-4 lines from your "Sincerely" to your name. Your closing shouldn't include other words including Regards [too plain], Cheers! [too British], Love [too personal], etc. Remember, this is a business letter.

    In summation, keep it short and specific. Have three or four main points you can emphasize about your strengths, particularly, those points which match with the points listed by the company in their job details. In this particular case the candidate emphasized her culinary, language, and international travel experience, as well as her availability. All four points were stressed in the company's job listing which read:

    "...international jet operator is searching for an experienced cabin attendant. This position involves serving our on demand charter clients from east coast locations to destinations in the U.S. and abroad. Must have exceptional food service skills. Current training with FACTS, FlightSafety or similar training vendor; French or Spanish language skills: a plus...

    You cannot avoid talking about yourself, but you can control how you talk about yourself.

    Do not...

    1. ...beg for an interview.

    2. ...mention money or benefits. If the job listing "demands" that you list your salary requirements, simply state that salary is negotiable.

    3. ...overly boast about your skills: think about what the company's needs are, do you think they care that you were the recipient of an NBAA scholarship? It is, however, okay to list scholarship awards on your r?sum?.

    4. ...name drop. Unless, you already come highly recommended by someone they know and like. Your mentor may be well known in this industry, but not universally liked. You can use them on your list of references, however.


    Tying it all together, this is what your cover letter could look like:


    Jane Doe
    14 Star Lane
    Smithville, NC 27777 USA
    Telephone: 919-555-1212
    Cell Phone: 919-555-1213
    Email: jdoe@nc.rrs.com



    March 21, 2005




    Ms. Ellen Snow
    Human Resources Coordinator
    FlyByNight Aviation, Inc.
    1234 Orville Wright Lane
    Serendipity, NC 27776

    Re: Corporate Flight Attendant Opening [this is optional, but it can be helpful especially if the company has multiple openings available.]

    Dear Ms. Snow:

    Attached, please find a copy of my r?sum? for your review. I am i
    Management Team Section of Business Plans
    Writing an award winning business plan is a great skill, but rather than winning any awards you need to get funded. In order to be funded the bank, venture capital firm or even family members need to be sure they will either be paid back or receive their required return on investment. To succeed in business you need a quality management team one, which can move you thru the rough waters of start-up and control the ship as you sail away from the competition.Here are some pointers for your Management Section. Keep the information tight, short and sweet. Use a consolidated approach to cutting down resumes to two-three paragraphs of each team member. If you are a sole proprietor and will be the only one in the company do not exceed two-pages of resume and remove the fluff. Below is a sample Management section for a business plan minus the resumes of the team members. It is written for a simple business to illustrate the poi
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    Ms. Ellen Snow
    Human Resources Coordinator
    FlyByNight Aviation, Inc.
    1234 Orville Wright Lane
    Serendipity, NC 27776

    * Your salutation comes next and should look like this

    -- Dear Ms. Snow:

    Body

    * Keep in mind that your cover letter must not be lengthy. You can say all that must be said in no more than three, maybe four, brief paragraphs.

    * Here is a sample:

    Attached, please find a copy of my r?sum? for your review. I am interested in the position of corporate flight attendant listed online at www.flybynight.com.

    I believe my three years of international flying experience along with my culinary background and language skills makes me the ideal candidate to serve FlyByNight's distinguished clientele. Currently, I work as an independent contractor and have flown to top destinations in Europe as well as throughout the U.S. and Canada. FlyByNight's need for a dependable, trained, and highly experienced team player is exactly the type of position I desire.

    I look forward to meeting with you in person to discuss your particular needs and how I can help FlyByNight successfully carry out its mission as the best operator of private jets in the world. Feel free to contact me at your earliest convenience; I can be reached at 919-555-1212 or by on cell phone at 919-555-1213.

    Byes

    * Sincerely,

    Jane Doe

    Leave 3-4 lines from your "Sincerely" to your name. Your closing shouldn't include other words including Regards [too plain], Cheers! [too British], Love [too personal], etc. Remember, this is a business letter.

    In summation, keep it short and specific. Have three or four main points you can emphasize about your strengths, particularly, those points which match with the points listed by the company in their job details. In this particular case the candidate emphasized her culinary, language, and international travel experience, as well as her availability. All four points were stressed in the company's job listing which read:

    "...international jet operator is searching for an experienced cabin attendant. This position involves serving our on demand charter clients from east coast locations to destinations in the U.S. and abroad. Must have exceptional food service skills. Current training with FACTS, FlightSafety or similar training vendor; French or Spanish language skills: a plus...

    You cannot avoid talking about yourself, but you can control how you talk about yourself.

    Do not...

    1. ...beg for an interview.

    2. ...mention money or benefits. If the job listing "demands" that you list your salary requirements, simply state that salary is negotiable.

    3. ...overly boast about your skills: think about what the company's needs are, do you think they care that you were the recipient of an NBAA scholarship? It is, however, okay to list scholarship awards on your r?sum?.

    4. ...name drop. Unless, you already come highly recommended by someone they know and like. Your mentor may be well known in this industry, but not universally liked. You can use them on your list of references, however.


    Tying it all together, this is what your cover letter could look like:


    Jane Doe
    14 Star Lane
    Smithville, NC 27777 USA
    Telephone: 919-555-1212
    Cell Phone: 919-555-1213
    Email: jdoe@nc.rrs.com



    March 21, 2005




    Ms. Ellen Snow
    Human Resources Coordinator
    FlyByNight Aviation, Inc.
    1234 Orville Wright Lane
    Serendipity, NC 27776

    Re: Corporate Flight Attendant Opening [this is optional, but it can be helpful especially if the company has multiple openings available.]

    Dear Ms. Snow:

    Attached, please find a copy of my r?sum? for your review. I am i
    Online Classifieds - How to Sell to the World!
    I remember having a cluttered closet full of stuff and just wanting to get rid of it. I would think of making a garage sale, but the only problem was that I did not have a garage. I was living in a small apartment and could not pull off the conventional garage sale.An excellent way to go around that, is to place free ads online with classified sites. Some of these sites even offer free services and let you upload pictures of your items and place them online. Some of my friends would even promote their businesses and gain as a result. The newspaper is still effective in advertising, but using online classifieds far beats the newspaper in my opinion, just by all the audience that is attracted to the ads. Someone can be selling a house in one state on some sites real estate ads section and someone else can view this ad across the country or across the world.Placing ads online also increases your potential to adverti
    e reached at 919-555-1212 or by on cell phone at 919-555-1213.

    Byes

    * Sincerely,

    Jane Doe

    Leave 3-4 lines from your "Sincerely" to your name. Your closing shouldn't include other words including Regards [too plain], Cheers! [too British], Love [too personal], etc. Remember, this is a business letter.

    In summation, keep it short and specific. Have three or four main points you can emphasize about your strengths, particularly, those points which match with the points listed by the company in their job details. In this particular case the candidate emphasized her culinary, language, and international travel experience, as well as her availability. All four points were stressed in the company's job listing which read:

    "...international jet operator is searching for an experienced cabin attendant. This position involves serving our on demand charter clients from east coast locations to destinations in the U.S. and abroad. Must have exceptional food service skills. Current training with FACTS, FlightSafety or similar training vendor; French or Spanish language skills: a plus...

    You cannot avoid talking about yourself, but you can control how you talk about yourself.

    Do not...

    1. ...beg for an interview.

    2. ...mention money or benefits. If the job listing "demands" that you list your salary requirements, simply state that salary is negotiable.

    3. ...overly boast about your skills: think about what the company's needs are, do you think they care that you were the recipient of an NBAA scholarship? It is, however, okay to list scholarship awards on your r?sum?.

    4. ...name drop. Unless, you already come highly recommended by someone they know and like. Your mentor may be well known in this industry, but not universally liked. You can use them on your list of references, however.


    Tying it all together, this is what your cover letter could look like:


    Jane Doe
    14 Star Lane
    Smithville, NC 27777 USA
    Telephone: 919-555-1212
    Cell Phone: 919-555-1213
    Email: jdoe@nc.rrs.com



    March 21, 2005




    Ms. Ellen Snow
    Human Resources Coordinator
    FlyByNight Aviation, Inc.
    1234 Orville Wright Lane
    Serendipity, NC 27776

    Re: Corporate Flight Attendant Opening [this is optional, but it can be helpful especially if the company has multiple openings available.]

    Dear Ms. Snow:

    Attached, please find a copy of my r?sum? for your review. I am i
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    Building a product into a brand leader is not easy, but I truly believe that you can improve your branding impression if you follow these 2 rules; Passion & Consistency as well as the 4P’s of Branding that I have developed, PRODUCT – PLACEMENT – PROMOTION – PEOPLE. These 4 P’s will enable you to check the way your brand is interpreted. Each of these very distinct headings has an impact on your brand, and the brand in turn will affect each of these areas. For those of you who have gone through Marketing 101, you will see that the only difference between the 4P’s of Marketing and my 4P’s of Branding, are People, and people affect the brand more than any other area.ProductImagine this scenario, it’s lunchtime, you have decided, after working in your office all morning, that you would like to have an orange for dessert. You drive to the local supermarket, go to the fruit department, and find that there are only 2 ora
    money or benefits. If the job listing "demands" that you list your salary requirements, simply state that salary is negotiable.

    3. ...overly boast about your skills: think about what the company's needs are, do you think they care that you were the recipient of an NBAA scholarship? It is, however, okay to list scholarship awards on your r?sum?.

    4. ...name drop. Unless, you already come highly recommended by someone they know and like. Your mentor may be well known in this industry, but not universally liked. You can use them on your list of references, however.


    Tying it all together, this is what your cover letter could look like:


    Jane Doe
    14 Star Lane
    Smithville, NC 27777 USA
    Telephone: 919-555-1212
    Cell Phone: 919-555-1213
    Email: jdoe@nc.rrs.com



    March 21, 2005




    Ms. Ellen Snow
    Human Resources Coordinator
    FlyByNight Aviation, Inc.
    1234 Orville Wright Lane
    Serendipity, NC 27776

    Re: Corporate Flight Attendant Opening [this is optional, but it can be helpful especially if the company has multiple openings available.]

    Dear Ms. Snow:

    Attached, please find a copy of my r?sum? for your review. I am interested in the position of corporate flight attendant listed online at www.flybynight.com.

    I believe my three years of international flying experience along with my culinary background and language skills makes me the ideal candidate to serve FlyByNight's distinguished clientele. Currently, I work as an independent contractor and have flown to top destinations in Europe as well as throughout the U.S. and Canada. FlyByNight's need for a dependable, trained, and highly experienced team player is exactly the type of position I desire.

    I look forward to meeting with you in person to discuss your particular needs and how I can help FlyByNight successfully carry out its mission as the best operator of private jets in the world. Feel free to contact me at your earliest convenience; I can be reached at 919-555-1212 or by on cell phone at 919-555-1213.

    Sincerely,

    Jane Doe


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