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    Letter of Interest

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    I am writing this letter in regards to a Duty Manager position that’s become available. This position has been of great interest to me for quite some time now‚ I believe I have the necessary leadership skills and attention to details to make a valuable contribution to your venue. I held the Duty Manager position at different venues in the past. Having worked in the hospitality industry for the last five years‚ I have developed a passion for providing top-quality customer service and I believe

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    Consulting Letter

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    Consulting Cover Letter by Victor Cheng As a former McKinsey resume screener‚ I’ve read a lot of consulting cover letters for consulting roles of all types. Most applicants severely under-estimate the importance of the cover letter and end up paying more attention to the consulting resume/CV than they do the cover letter. I would argue the effort allocation should be reversed — much more time put into the cover letter than the resume or CV. Here’s why. Without a good cover letter it is 1)

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    Friendly Letters

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    Friendly letters have five parts:  ♥  The Heading:  The heading can include your address and the date.  In casual‚ friendly letters your address is not necessary.  The Salutation (greeting): This usually begins with Dear_________.  The blank is for the name of the person you are writing.  After you write the person’s name you put a comma ( ‚ ) .  The Body: The body of the letter is the information you are writing in your letter.  The Closing:  In the closing the first word is capitalized

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    The Scarlett Letter

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    Women in “The Scarlet Letter” The novel‚ “The Scarlett Letter” by Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ focuses on a series of events that unfold during the life of the protagonist‚ Hester Prynne. Hawthorne addresses the struggles that women were facing during the 19th century and vocalizes his stands on immoral actions. In general‚ society has and will always be drenched with malevolence and darkness‚ but with all this evil comes virtue. In other words‚ for every Roger Chillingworth‚ within society‚ there is be

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    Business2Business Letters

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    Organizations depend on their business relationships with other organizations in order to stay competitive in today’s business world. Organizations tend to spread their business related projects to outside businesses to lighten the load on projects and cost that are done internally. Organizations allow other businesses to handle projects involving marketing‚ product distribution‚ and others that can be externally without direct contribution from the primary organization. Business to Business(B2B) messages are

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    Son Letter

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    his parental values. The use of an extensive and elaborate syntax reveals the characteristics of any parental letter. Lord Chesterfield’s haughty values are portrayed with his approach to advice his son. Through the long and involved syntax the author is capable of communicating the importance of succeeding in life to his son. Chesterfield appeals to ethos in order to reveal the importance of his image. Chesterfield’s use of parallelism in the opening paragraph establishes a sense of understanding

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    Letter of Intent

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    LETTER OF INTENT May 8‚ 2013 (Title and Name) (Address) Dear ‚ This letter confirms your and our mutual intentions with respect to the potential transaction described herein between (Buyer) and (Seller) . This document in and of itself does not represent an enforceable legal contract. 1. Terms. The principal terms of the proposed transaction would be substantially as follows: a) Real and Effective Acquisition. Buyer would acquire substantially

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    Letter of Advice

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    Letter of advice I understand that you two are newly engaged‚ and were made aware that I was taking a course in Interpersonal Communication; additionally‚ as a couple you are seeking suggestions and advice regarding your relationship. I will share knowledge from the course material‚ and from my life experiences both good and bad. In this letter I will discuss strategies for empathic listening‚ recognizing the power of words‚ how nonverbal expressions affect relationships‚ and how to create a positive

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    Importance of Seminar

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    nar CONDUCTING A SUCCESSFUL SEMINAR Introduction of Seminar Seminars are forums in which issues are raised and explored‚ but not necessarily resolved; they require you to think‚ to practice the skills of analysis and synthesis‚ and by doing so‚ possibly leave with more and better ideas than the ones with which you came. “Seminars are not a place for the transmission of data. Ideally they go beyond the sharing of facts and probe the depths of the subject matter at hand.” The success of the

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    Proposal Letters

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    Proposal Letters Components of a good letter proposal: Ask for the gift: The letter should begin with a reference to your prior contact with the funder‚ if any. State why you are writing and how much funding is required from the particular foundation. Describe the need: In a much abbreviated manner‚ tell the funder why there is a need for this project‚ piece of equipment‚ etc. Explain what you will do: Just as you would in a fuller proposal‚ provide enough detail to pique the funder’s interest. Describe

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