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Thursday, March 24, 2005

What Job Seekers’ Cover Letter Lingo REALLY Means! (Career and Job Humor)

What Job Seekers’ Cover Letter Lingo REALLY Means! Uncovering the REAL meaning behind those "Hire Me!" letters What they say is not always what they mean. See the "real meaning" behind some commonly used phrases job seekers often put in their cover letters to potential employers. ********** "I'M EXTREMELY ADEPT AT ALL MANNER OF OFFICE ORGANIZATION:" I've used Microsoft Office. "I'M HONEST, HARD-WORKING AND DEPENDABLE" I pilfer office supplies. "MY PERTINENT WORK EXPERIENCE INCLUDES..." I hope... Sign in to see full entry.

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Here is the compilation of funny items about the world of work: careers, jobs, employment, resumes, interviews and more! If it's a funny segment we'll publish it. As a resume writer and workshop trainer, I see a lot of humor in the world of careers and career-changers. =================================== Gail is Nationally Certified Resume Writer and Certified Job Coach who offers outplacement workshops, resume writing and interview training for small companies and individuals. She is a Harvard graduate with a background in Brand Management and Marketing with Fortune 500 companies, and as a trainer and consultant for top outplacement firm Drake Beam Morin. Please call when you have questions, concerns, or need to update your resume or other career materials. Gail Frank, Frankly Speaking: Resumes that Work! NCRW (Nationally Certified Resume Writer) JCTC (Job and Career Transition Coach) http://www.CallFranklySpeaking.com

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