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Please correct my resume again

Prawit-_- — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 02:01:43 GMT

Please correct the sentence in work experience section of my resume as below.

Assisted in safety pillar activities to receive the Award for TPM Excellence.

Thank you.

Prawit

Motivation letter - Feedback highly appreciated!

Anonymous — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 17:10:15 GMT

Hi

Its a little bit a technical motivation letter, but I would be thankful for any useful feedback that I could get!

It will be sent with a resume. Many thanks!

Dear Sir or Madame,

Following an informative e-mail correspondence with Ms. Jennie Mustermann, I am writing to apply
for an internship in your CPU Design Group (Ref: ***). Since I have
been working in the field of computer science, *** has always been known to me for
its wide range of excellent RISC microprocessors. Not surprisingly, we have in our
research group at the University of *** two *** development boards which we plan
to use for future projects. I am excited about the possibility of being an intern
with such a company.

During my first year as a PhD student at the university of ***, I have acquired
skills and experiences highly relevant to the intership position in your CPU group. I
designed a first prototype of a 32-bit RISC microprocessor using the LISA machine
description language. The architecture is tailored towards efficient execution of
cryptographic workloads. The design has been sythesised with the Xilinx Sythesis
Technology for a Virtex-II FPGA and I used Xilinx's Chipscope for in-circuit
verification.

In addition, your work requires experience with a hardware description language. For
my master thesis project, I implemented a coprocessor in VHDL that performs high
speed elliptic curve cryptography. The results of this work were presented at the
Workshop on ***.

To further acquaint you with the specifies of my background I am enclosing
my curriculum vitae. If you have any questions or require any additional information,
please feel free to contact me at 000-00000 or by e-mail ***@gmx.at
I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

Re: I need help to check the grammar and spelling in this cover letter

Mister Micawber — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 05:45:10 GMT

I presume that you are attaching your resume; you should make reference to it in the cover letter:

Dear Mr. <name>,

I understand that you have an opening in your department, which I found out about through <name>. If you are searching for an energetic, highly motivated individual to join your team, please consider my application. I am looking for a position where I can build upon my current skills base. I am currently in the process of completing my CCNA Certification and expect to have this within the next few weeks.

The knowledge and professional experience I can bring to your organization include:

- installation of hardware and software

- operating systems

- system(s) administration

- network engineering

I have enclosed/attached my resume / curriculum vitae for your consideration. Please contact me if I cananswer any further questions. I look forward to the possibility of speaking with you soon.

Sincerely yours,

[Signature]
[Name]
[Contact information]

Re: Correct order of professional titles after name

Clive — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 19:56:10 GMT

Hi,

I have a BSC (hons) degree and a SAC Dip, the degree was first then the diploma but I am in the process of joining goverening bodies for my profession. I am wondering what order do i need to write these titles in and also do i use the titles when filling in forms such as a passport or job application or do i just use them when writing letters. I am confused and cannot find any where online that provides the information.

The principle of 'lowest first, highest last' was suggested earlier in this thread.

I am currently renewing my passport, and I can tell you that, at least in Canada, educational information is not asked for.

For a job application, in my experience, educational qualifications are dealt with on one's resume/CV.

Generally speaking, people don't seem to list such things after their name when writing letters, with the occasional exceptuion of a doctorate. I guess it woud ultimately depend on what type of letter you are writing, and to whom.

Again generally speaking, such things are more commonly mentioned if you work in an academic setting.

Best wishes, Clive

ESSAY FOR APPLICATION

Redfile — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 15:21:52 GMT

hi, i'm a french student and i'd like to be an assistant next year in the USA i have 2 essays to write for my application and i really don't know where to begin maybe some of you are more used to this kind of exercise and can help me to understand what the inspector wants.

Personal Statement: You should not copy your Objectives statement to this section. You should create a new essay. You may include your curriculum vitae or resume. This essay will allow you to:
â¢ Tell a story
Tip: Consider: Whatâs special, unique, distinctive and impressive about your life story?
â¢ Present your life experience
Tip: Consider: Why might you be a better and more successful FLTA than others?
â¢ Help your future supervisor get to know you as a person
Tip: Consider: What personal characteristics do you possess?
A good essay for this task:
Is fresh, lively, and different
Distinguishes you and makes you memorable
Really shows your personality (be yourself)

Completing the Objectives essay provides the readers (your home country contact, FLTA Program staff and your future supervisor and other university/college officials) with a picture of you and your career interests. This essay will allow you to:
â¢ Emphasize key qualifications, areas of expertise, skills and/or goals
Tip: Reflect on your overall qualifications and career goals: In what ways do they fit with the FLTA Program?
â¢ Help the readers find out about your character/personality
Tip: Think about making a good first impression
â¢ Appeal to college/university supervisor expectations
Tip: Consider: What qualifications are most desired by college and university professors in a language teacher/assistant? What other personal qualities do you possess that would make you attractive to them? Think about what role--or rolesâ you expect to have on campus?

Re: C.V.

Sakota — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 00:10:42 GMT

Hi Anon,

first of all it depends where are you applying for job...Resume format is mostly used in USA, Canada (many other countries) while Europass CV is official format used in Europe.

From your Resume (format that you provided is Resume format) it seems that you recently graduated from school. Therefore, I would recommend reading this article on resume writing for graduates by Rade Santrac.

In case you are located in one of the EU countries then you should use Europass CV format. You can find MS Word template on official website of EU commission. Europass CV template is very complicated with tables embed inside many tables...so, lot's of people find it hard to control all those tables in MS Word.

You can use GetResume.com online Resume and CV builder to create your Standard Resume or Europass CV, download it in PDF for free. Also, you will be able to download eBook in PDF about Resume writing for free, as well

Good luck with your job search!

Thank you letter...

Hampeh — Tue, 13 Nov 2007 04:02:02 GMT

i just sent my resume to one of the company. however, there is no vacancy inside their organization. but i still want to thank him for replying my mail. here is the email from him and i'll try my best to answer it.

Dear Hampeh

Thank you for expressing your interest in working with XYZ and for providing a copy of your CV.

Although you have a good range of Information Technology skills
unfortunately we do not have any vacancies suitable for you at this
time. We will keep your details on file and will contact you should a
suitable opportunity arise, though please be aware for the majority of
roles you would need to be US based.

We wish you every success in the future and good luck with the CCNA
qualification.

Kind regards

John

Dear John,

Thank you for your prompt reply and the opportunity given. I'm really appreciate it.

somehow, i just stuck here. i don't know what else i should write to him. I really hope i can write better and have more ideas.

Re: Looking for advice for my CV

Feebs11 — Fri, 09 Nov 2007 19:35:37 GMT

Qantic wrote:
Hi all,

I'm French and I want to work in England as soon as possible. I've finished my CV/Resume but I really don't know if it's good and I'm pretty sure there are a lot of mistakes. It would be nice if you can tell me my mistakes because I don't have friend or contact who are fluent in English.

Thanks

------------------------------------------------------

WORK EXPERIENCE

March 2007/September 2007: Technician at the "***" headquarters' hotline

            - Customer support/assistance on desktop and laptop PCs (Hewlett Packard, Acer, Packard Bell, Fujitsu-Siemens, Compaq, Toshiba, Asus, Sony) and multifunction printers (HP, Brother, Canon, Lexmark, Epson).

            - Helped to setup, configure and customize Microsoft Windows (98, XP, Vista), Internet (email, browser and network) and softwares for printers, burners and other peripherals.

            - Solved software and hardware problems and triggered interventions when a component was ~~declining~~ failing.

March 2007/October 2006: Support and maintenance technician in temporary works at "***"

            - Deployed and configured work stations (for AXA, CrÃ©dit agricole, HSBC, Neuf Cegetel)

            - Established a network for customer stations (for AXA, Neuf Cegetel, Adecco)

            - Supported IT parks (for AOL: restoration data user)

            - Audits of workstations (France Telecom: for a migration server)



EDUCATION

2006:   - BaccalaurÃ©at STI Electrotechnique level (equivalent to A Levels)

2000:   - BEPC (equivalent to GCSEs under C grade (D-G))

FOREIGN LANGUAGES

French: Mother tongue

English: Intermediate level

Japanese: Beginner level

SPECIAL SKILLS

- Website creator: working knowledge of WebExpert 6, FlashMX, Adobe Illustrator CS3

- Movie maker: working knowledge of Fraps, VirtualDub, Adobe Premiere, Sony Vegas 6

- Fully IT literate (MS Windows 98, 2000, XP, Vista) including MS Office, Outlook, Lotus Notes Internet

- Can set up workstations and establish a network

- Customer support (by phone or face to face)

MISCELLANEOUS

- Sport: Soccer, Kendo

- Hobbies: Cinema, travelling, reading, video games

REFERENCES

References available upon request

Looks good! Hope you find something.

Looking for advice for my CV

Qantic — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 15:00:39 GMT

Hi all,

I'm french and I want to work in England as soon as possible. I've finished my CV/Resume but I really don't know if it's good and I'm pretty sure there are a lot of mistakes. It would be nice if you can tell me my mistakes because I don't have friend or contact who are fluent in English.

Thanks

------------------------------------------------------

WORK EXPERIENCE

March 2007/September 2007: Technician at the "***" headquarters' hotline

- Customer support/assistance on desktop and laptop PC (Hewlett Packard, Acer, Packard Bell, Fujitsu-Siemens, Compaq, Toshiba, Asus, Sony) and multifunction printers (HP, Brother, Cannon, Lexmark, Epson).

- Helped to setup, configure and customize Microsoft Windows (98, XP, Vista), Internet (email, browser and network) and softwares for printers, burners and others peripherals.

- Solved software and harware problems and triggered interventions when a component was declining

March 2007/October 2006: Support and maintenance technician in temporary works at "***"

- Deployed and configured work stations (for AXA, CrÃ©dit agricole, HSBC, Neuf Cegetel)

- Established a network for customer stations (for AXA, Neuf Cegetel, Adecco)

- Supported IT parks (for AOL: restoration data user)

- Audits of workstations (France Telecom: for a migration server)

EDUCATION

2006: - BaccalaurÃ©at STI Electrotechnique level equivalent to A Levels

2000: - BEPC equivalent to GCSE'S under C grade (D-G)

FOREIGN LANGUAGES

French: Mother tongue

English: Intermediate level

Japanese: beginner level

SPECIAL SKILLS

- Website creator: working knowledge of WebExpert 6, FlashMX, Adobe Illustrator CS3

- Movie maker: working knowledge of Fraps, VirtualDub, Adobe Premiere, Sony Vegas 6

- Fully IT literate (MS Windows 98, 2000, XP, Vista) including MS Office, Outlook, Lotus Notes Internet

- Can set up workstations and establish a network

- Customer support (by phone or face to face)

MISCELLANEOUS

- Sport: Soccer, Kendo

- Hobbies: Cinema, travelling, reading, video games

REFERENCES

References available upon request

looking for help with my covering letter and cv..

Anonymous — Mon, 05 Nov 2007 21:45:17 GMT

I am looking for somebody who could check for me my covering letter and cv.. Here will need not only substantial support but also grammatical as I am not native english speaker.. I will be greatful for help.

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Dear XY,

I am writing to you with regard to your advertisement for the position of a Management Trainee Program. After reading the job descriptions, I feel I can meet these requirements.

Since I wish very much to work in the project logistics field, the position you are offering seem to me to be a unique opportunity to extend my multicultural experience and to gain invaluable knowledge of freight forwarding industry. My ambition is to work for so prestigious, dynamic and forward thinking company like YYY. In the next 3-5 years I want to progress to a managerial function and want to play an integral role in the company.

I am a postgraduate with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration together with a Masters degree in Business Administration. In recent years I have had various experiences in working on my own initiative as well as part of a team, in very diverse environments, with and without clients, which has improved my problem-solving and networking abilities, and also my organizational and communication skills.

I have demonstrated a good communication skills together with administrative abilities while working as a Executive Assistant was responsible for the organisation of the office work and the support for the Managing Director. Other skills I demonstrated working as a Marketing and Promotion Assistant for a big international company include good team work, exceptional customer handling and using my initiative. Good analytical and project management skills was very useful, among other things, during my trainee in Production Planning Department at DaimlerChrysler.

Due to the fact that I am interested in learning foreign languages, I gather my work experience in Germany, Poland, England and in Malta, and in this way I could building my understanding and experience of other cultures and communities. Currently I am fluent in Polish and English and have a very good working knowledge of German.

I would welcome the great opportunity to work as part of your successful team, to benefit from your extensive experience, and to put my training, experience and enthusiasm into practice for your association. I believe my background and skills will help me be an asset to your company in a very short time.

My resume is enclosed. I would be most grateful for the opportunity to discuss this further with you in an interview. I look forward to hearing from you.

Yours sincerely,

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Career Objective

To utilise my knowledge of languages and high-level interpersonal and communication skills in a prestigious, large company which is forward thinking, dynamic and will give me early responsibility and support my career development.

Profile

A hard working, self-motivated and well-organized person, with the energy and enthusiasm to be successful in my chosen career. Credibility to represent the high standards of the company and flexible to meet these needs. Effective communications skills both verbally and written. The ability to think clearly and quickly under pressure. A strong team player but also can work well on own initiative.

Education

09.2006 â 04.2007 ZZZZZZZZ College / United Kingdom,
Course: ESOL (level 2), Cambridge Certificate

03.2004 â 08.2005 VVVVVVVVVUniversity of Applied Sciences / Germany,
Course: Transport/Logistics

03.2003 â 01.2005 ***/ Poland,
faculty of Business Administration, Master Degree (Distinction)

10.1999 â 02.2003 ***/ Poland,
faculty of Business Administration, Bachelor Degree (2:1)

Work Experience

04.2007 â 10.2007 Marketing and Promotion Assistant

YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY / Malta

Â· organizing trainings and meetings for a sales staff

Â· dealing with German and English speaking clients

Â· assisting in the development of existing ideas and creating new projects

Â· research and collecting information for new business plans

Â· helping with budget calculations for new projects

Â· companyâs products promotion

Â· creating job advertisements

05.2006 â 04.2007 Receptionist

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ / United Kingdom

Â· providing a high standard of customer service

Â· greeting, check-in and check-out guests

Â· assessing residents needs and delegate duties to the appropriate departments

Â· general office work

06.2005 â 03.2006 Executive Assistant

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA/ Poland

Â· secretarial support for the Managing Director and other senior members
of the organisation

Â· translations (German to Polish and vice versa)

Â· coordination of meetings, travel procedures for the Managing Director

Â· reception duties when required

Â· general office duties

08. 2004 â 03.2005 Trainee (Production Planning Department)

VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV / Germany

Â· helping with construction plan layouts

Â· assisting with the processing of, and implementation of improvements
in the production process

Â· assisting in developing new âkitsâ and determining variances in the
production process

Â· participating in weekly process technology development meetings

Â· general office duties

10.2002 â 02.2004 Personal Assistant

KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK / Poland

Â· representative at international fairs (Equip Auto Paris, IAA Frankfurt)

Â· translations (German to Polish and vice versa)

Â· general secretarial and office duties

05.2002 â 06.2002 Trainee

RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR / Poland

Â· providing a high standard of customer service

Â· assisting with clientâs bookings

Â· gather clientâs requirements and preferences in order to provide appropriate advice on destination

Â· general office duties

Additional Information

Â· Language: Polish â native, German â fluent, English â fluent, Swedish â basic

Â· Computer literate with good working knowledge of Windows, Microsoft Office, SAP/R3 (basic)
and using the Internet

Â· Full Driving Licence

Â· Tour Leader Licence

Interests

I am a very sociable person and enjoy travelling, learning about different cultures, sailing, dancing,
reading and art.