Also, I will be happy to feature letters to the editor providing they are not anonymous. All students are allowed and encouraged to submit articles, movie reviews, ideas, photography or cartoons for consideration. I would like to take a moment of your time to introduce our present staff for Spring Semester 2001. Businesses are now offering the option for applicants to e-mail their resumes and cover letters. Sometimes, they will even ask you to attach samples of your works or writings to these e-mails.
Professionalism is extremely important in using e-mail to respond to a future employer.
It could determine whether you get the interview or the job. First, include a signature at the body of your e-mail with your name, address and telephone number. Second, attach your resume as a Word document or as an .rtf file for convenience to the perspective viewer. Third, students may want to find a sample cover letter that specifies the position they are applying. Students need to give specific information about themselves and their experience relevant to that particular job.