Writing 2111F/G Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Search Committee, The Methadones, Factcheck.Org

• School: Western University
• Department: Writing
• Course: Writing 2111F/G
• Professor: Simonsen

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*assignment #4 draft submission due midnight friday week 11. In this unit, we will take a look at the more significant rhetorical principles that go into drafting a potentially successful written application for employment, which typically consists of a letter of application with accompanying resume. Locker/findlay chapter 13 deals with many other matters related to seeking and obtaining employment, but we will concentrate here on the. You will also find discussion of online" (or scan") resumes in your text. So, we will look first at the purpose of and audience for an application package, together with some assumptions, then proceed to discuss in turn specific points to keep in mind when drafting your resume and letter of application. We need to make one very important distinction at the outset. The purpose of an application package (letter and resume) is not to get you the job!