Management MGT 201 Chapter Notes - Chapter 7: Ideal Type, Nonverbal Communication
6 Sep 2016
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Prepare a 30 second speech that briefly describes your desired employment and highlights your preparation for that employment. Information is succinct yet filled with content relevant to the job-seeking process. Ideal type of work, ideal salary, preferred location. Understand the people who you will be dealing with. Be able to respond specifically to context factors. Show in detail how your credentials match the required knowledge, skills, and abilities. Include specific job-description terminology in your cover letter and resume. Application letters (also known as cover letters) are addressed to the person or organization you want to work for. Seeks to inform, persuade, and build good will. Letters that respond to a specific job posting. Explain how you can meet the employer"s needs. Hook the reader and connect with the company. Include an agenda if you want to use an oabc pattern. Show how your qualifications match the job description. Organize the body of the letter to match the agenda.
