Business English: a Course in Practical Grammar And Business Correspondence for Commercial Schools
Business English: a Course in Practical Grammar And Business Correspondence for Commercial Schools
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Awaiting your response, I am ' Yours very truly, Charles S. McDonald.
240. Applications for positions. This is a very itnportant class of letters, especially for young people who are studying stenography, bookkeeping, etc., with the view of applying for oflSce positions. The qualifications of an applicant for a position are likely to be judged by the character of his letter of application. It is for this reason that employers often require applica- tions for such positions to be made by letter.... If, as is usually the case, the application is in re- sponse to an advertisement, the writer should refer to the periodical, date of advertisement, etc.
He should 'be particular to set forth in his letter all information that may be called for in the advertisement. He may also mention any other facts that may be relevant to his qualifications for the desired position. The letter may be either typewritten or in the writer's own hand- wTiting.
In writing a letter of application, great care should be taken to have the letter neat and business-like, also, to have no errors in spelling, capitalizing, punctuating, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Awaiting your response, I am ' Yours very truly, Charles S. McDonald.
240. Applications for positions. This is a very itnportant class of letters, especially for young people who are studying stenography, bookkeeping, etc., with the view of applying for oflSce positions. The qualifications of an applicant for a position are likely to be judged by the character of his letter of application. It is for this reason that employers often require applica- tions for such positions to be made by letter.... If, as is usually the case, the application is in re- sponse to an advertisement, the writer should refer to the periodical, date of advertisement, etc.
He should 'be particular to set forth in his letter all information that may be called for in the advertisement. He may also mention any other facts that may be relevant to his qualifications for the desired position. The letter may be either typewritten or in the writer's own hand- wTiting.
In writing a letter of application, great care should be taken to have the letter neat and business-like, also, to have no errors in spelling, capitalizing, punctuating, etc.
What to read after Business English: a Course in Practical Grammar And Business Correspondence for Commercial Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl C Carl Coran Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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