BCOM 214 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Bachelor Of Commerce, Binary Large Object
20 Jan 2017
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Bcom 214: letter of intent, business messages, and fanboys. (cid:862)introduce the position (major) for which you are applying and explain why. (cid:863) Demonstrate how your experiences align with the values listed in the position (student) description. Share what you will bring to the organization (college) and close the letter with appreciation for the interviewer(cid:859)s time and consideration. Requires or requests action or agreement form the audience. Direct if: solicited, necessary, or preferred by receiver. Indirect if: unsolicited, personally upsetting, audience is resistant, potentially misinterpreted as impolite or unfriendly. Mikayla gave her boss the report and then left the office for lunch. (no comma) Mikayla gave her boss the report, and then she left the office for lunch. (yes comma because you can make two complete sentences out of each segment on either side of the fanboy. ) If you chop the sentence in half at the fanboys, and you(cid:859)re left with two complete sentences, use a comma.
