what subject should i put in a mail that i send to get a job?
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Re: Application for Position
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go there and pick up a paper....or know someone there and have them start to send you papers from the area that you wish to be empolyed
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You should send something. Even if it's just a nice card and a gift card. NO EMAILS though! Good luck to you.
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if u r good in ur back ground sofordward ur resume to my mail so i can help u itz a promise friend
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It will look better if you give a written notice than an e-mail which is less formal.  And make sure you sign it in pen.  Writing an e-mail makes you look like you're afraid to let them know.  Give notice since this job is going to be on your resume and future employers might look at them about how you were at your job.  Go out on a high note rather than on a sour one.
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1st. Learn to spell\n\n2nd.  Ignore the email!
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Name, address, phone, email on top\nwhat you are looking for so that they can match you\nyour unique skills, what you can bring them.\nwrite your area of studies/specification or course taken\nany work you have done in the past if any\nhobby and area of interest\ngood luck!
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Actually, your cover letter is the e-mail body itself, the resume is just the attachment. State exactly what you would in a cover letter in your e-mail.
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This is a very dangerous way to get a job. You should never give out your email address to strangers -- especially when they know you are so young. Please remove this question.
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if you are sending it electronically (email or web) - \n\n1st off - convert your resume to adobe/.pdf!  \n - i'd be surprised if any employer out there could not open an adobe acrobat file.\n - this protects you and your information from being "cut and pasted" away, or altered without your knowledge or consent.\n\n2nd - many job sites let you upload your resume, directly...otherwise, send the pdf of your resume to the proper email-address along with a cover letter introducing yourself, briefly summarizing why you want the position and why you are the right person for the job.\n\nif you only have an address or fax number, send your resume along with the cover letter (above).\n\ngood luck!
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It's better to be more specific than "to whom it may concern" or "dear sir" because people will not have time to read the letter.  If you are more specific, they can better direct the mail to the appropriate contact.  Here are some examples:\n\n"Dear Recruiting Team at IBM:"\n"Dear Hiring Manager at Johnson & Johnson:"\n"Dear Human Resource Representative at Pepsi Company:"
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Send introductory letter to big & small establishments stating your charges & objectives like manpower planning , studing organizational structure etc.
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Send your resume as part of the email... The recruiter gets thousands of emails and won't take the time to open all attachments... If you just add it to the body of your email then he/she will be sure to see it...
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Sent some info via email. Hope it works out for you.
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1 page only - include personal information in the header (i.e. name, address, blah, blah), then education, then employment, then special skills, then interests if there is room. make a note at the bottom that references are available upon request. only include employment history that is the most pertinent to the position for which you are applying (same goes for special skills - rolling your tongue or spitting at a long distance probably wont get you a job). Use a Times New Roman-type font in a normal point size (12 pt generally). That's about it ;).
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Recruiting through the internet. I thing that will be a nice topic for a project. You can find loads of information through the internet.
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get your resume posted with various job site, or you can even apply in person, how about a newspaper? on job ads section?