Nowadays, it is common to email your application documents rather than deliver them in person or by mail. This means you will be attaching files of your cover letter and resume to an email…but what should that email look like? Writing just “see attached” is an easy way to be overlooked. Keep in mind that... Continue Reading →
Cover Letters: A Step-by-Step Guide to Targeting and Purpose
Each paragraph of your cover letter needs to communicate specific ideas if it is going to effectively catch the eye of the recruiter. Here’s a straightforward guide to what those ideas are and how to pin them down so your introduction can promote your chances, not preclude them. The previous article addressed resumes, giving a... Continue Reading →
Resumes: How to Write a Resume that Will Get You Hired
You may have seen complex analyzations of just what it takes to succeed in today’s job market, but the best resume advice brings things back to basics and can apply to each and every application. When recruiters have to sift through hundreds of possible applicants, how can your one-page resume stand out from the crowd?... Continue Reading →
Nice to meet you! (Writing and Wanderlust in Korea)
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How to Register A Coupon On Ediket
Sign up for Ediket at www.ediket.com. After signing up, you can get even more benefits by participating in a simple survey and completing phone verification. Click the icon at the top-right corner and choose “Register Coupon” (as above). Enter your coupon code in the box and click “Register.” Enjoy using Ediket! 🙂
How to Write a Formal Email
Need to write a message to your professor? Or to a boss or formal acquaintance? Follow this guide and you can be sure your letter is phrased appropriately and politely. As with many formal communications, there are just a few customary rules to follow… A Simple Subject Aside from the “To” address, the first thing you... Continue Reading →
Word Count in Microsoft Word
Need to know how many words are in a document? You can find this information easily in Microsoft Word. Simply open your document (or open a new document and paste your text into it). On the bar that runs across the lower edge of the screen, you will see a range of information, including word... Continue Reading →