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Hi, It is always better to say 'How are you? or 'How are you doing?', right? No, not in situations where you want to be quite formal. eg If you are talking to the Queen of England. eg In a job interview fpr a high-level job. Best wishes, Clive

As detailed below, I have to give my appreciation and comments on my attendence to the summit. Would you please check, add, delete or change in order to get a good feedback ( strengthen the vocabulary seems to be also important: I mean chose better words). Thanks to All. ...

I would like to apologize for not being able to reply to your answer, and I would like to thank you for the great help. I really appreciated it. Thank you again!

whatever the whole topic is about, whether its a job interview or a usual interview, you should dress convenient to the situation. e.g. you apply for a job where you would usually wear usual things like jeans, you can also wear jeans at the day of the interview, too. you apply for a job in a...

What situation are you talking about? A job interview? Women wear a business suit too, for a job in a business.

Prepare interview skills, self promotion & presentation >> http://tinyurl.com/32mujw http://tinyurl.com/36eursWhat they are saying is that you must be prepared for these interviews, that you are positive in your approach and that you know what it is that you will want to say in...

I. You want to compliment your friend. What would you say in the situations as follows and what she/he could answer? 1) You friend is wearing a new suit. You: ____________________ Pretty spiffy! What's the occasion? She/He: ____________________ I have a job interview later...

They have told you to confirm attendence at this job interview, not just the summit, which you haven't done. "I would be very pleased to attend the interview with FMC SOFEC at the summit. I have attached to this e-mail an up-to-date copy of my resume."

Recently I have been invited to the africain summit scheduled for May 2007 by an Africain Organisation in London. They asked me to send my resume to an employer (Company) which will be participating to the summit, as you can see the e-mail below. I would like to to thank them for giving me this...

Yes, I'm not sure why, but "Oh my God!" and "Dammit" are mostly okay (not in church, not at the job interview, etc. as Clive says) but "Goddammit" is really quite a big more offensive, at least where I grew up. Maybe it sounds more blasphemous and therefore offends our Puritan ancestry. My...