Though there are mixed reports about how long you should wait to follow up on a job application, the general consensus is that you should wait at least 3 to 5 days. In fact, some hiring managers say that they prefer not to receive follow up emails at all. They believe that it is an attention-grabbing tactic and takes away from the time they need to select qualified candidates. That said, others say that following up will make you stand out in a good way. Just remember that it's possible that dozens of applicants applied for the same position as you did, and that it takes time to sort through applications and find qualified candidates for the next round. You don't want to seem pushy or impatient by following up too soon. Ideally, you should address your email to the same person you reached out to when you applied for the job. If you can't find the name, then "Dear Hiring Manager" may be the best you can do. You may be able to find the contact information for the hiring manager on the company website or LinkedIn page. Always check the spelling. Nothing can create a negative impression quicker than misspelling someone's name. Something simple like, "Application Follow-Up for Editor Position" will do the trick. If the position had a reference or requisition number, then you can add that as well. Remember that the hiring manager may be hiring for multiple positions at once, so it's important to be as specific as possible. You can even put your name in the subject to make it easier for the hiring manager to find your application. Simply write "Dear" in front of the hiring manager's name, just as you did when you wrote your cover letter. Don't fall into being too informal and say "Hi" or "Hey" just because it's an emailit's important to keep things on the formal side for now. "Dear Mr. Smith" is an appropriate salutation. Start off by saying when you applied for the position, how you found it, and that you are checking on the status. You can add that you would like to make sure that they received your materials. You can say something simple like, "Dear Mr. Smith, Last week I applied for the Editor position you advertised through Jobster. I have not yet heard back from Writerly Company regarding this position and would like to confirm that my application was received." Tell the hiring manager that you're excited to apply for the position and explain why you'd be a great fit. Really detail your qualifications for the position. Try, "My enthusiasm and experience make me a great fit for this position. I have been an editor for a lifestyle magazine for the past 5 years and am excited about the opportunity to take my writing and editing experience to the next level with your company." End your email with a positive statement saying that you look forward to hearing from them soon. You can also make an offer to resend any files in case they were not forwarded correctly. Be sure to thank them for their time. For example, "Please contact me at any time if you have questions about my qualifications or need any additional materials. I look forward to hearing from you and want to thank you for your time." Sign it "Sincerely, Your Name" with your phone number on the next line. Double check your spelling and grammar, and assess and fine tune the general flow of the email. Getting this right can be as important as having a polished cover letter and resume, so give it the attention it deserves. Once you are feeling confident, hit the send button. Try reading your draft out loud to make sure it flows smoothly and makes sense. Now that your email is complete, give it some breathing room. Be confident that the strength of your resume and cover letter coupled with your persistence in following up, will put you in a strong position to land an interview. Though some people are tempted to follow up over the telephone, you should make sure you've been patiently waiting before you consider this move. A phone call may help you stand out as a candidate, but it may also come off as pushy. If you do decide to make a phone call, make sure you sound confident yet respectful, and remind the hiring manager why you're a good fit.
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One-sentence summary -- Give it at least a few days before sending an email. Address your email to the correct person. Make the subject specific and direct. Write the correct greeting. State the position you applied for and when. Reinforce your enthusiasm and qualifications for the position. Keep the closing short and simple but enthusiastic. Proofread your draft before you send it. Practice patience while you wait for a response.

Make sure the file is either in .mp3 format and is 320kbit/s or smaller, or is in .wav format and 1411kbit/s or smaller. It's recommended to use .mp3 files, as not all .wav files will play. This is located at Documents > EA Games > The Sims 2 > Music. (There will be several subfolders inside to represent the music genres in-game.) If you're playing the Ultimate Collection, the filepath is Documents > EA Games > The Sims 2 Ultimate Collection > Music. If you're playing the Super Collection on a Mac, the filepath is [your username] > Library > Containers > com.aspyr.sims2.appstore > Data > Library > Application Support > Aspyr > The Sims 2 > Music. (You may want to create a shortcut to your game folder in Finder for easy accessibility.) Click on the ... in the lower left-hand corner of the screen, and click on the speaker button.
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One-sentence summary -- Find the music you want in-game. Access the main Music folder. Launch the game. Access the Audio Options.

Although facial wipes are convenient, they shouldn't replace your regular cleansing routine. Washing your face with water and a cleanser is the most effective way to clean your skin and remove makeup. Facial wipes can be hard on your skin, and they fail to adequately remove grime, oil, and makeup from the skin. They can also cause your skin to dry out as a result of the chemicals contained within them. Continue your regular skincare routine and only supplement with face wipes on occasion. Try to avoid using face wipes for more than three days in a row. Facial wipes can be a great substitute for a full face wash when you are unable to properly wash your face with water and cleanser. For example, if you are camping or hiking, face wipes allow you to remove some dirt and grime from your face when running water is not available. You may also find that using a facial wipe after the gym, when you don't have your regular facial cleanser on hand, is a great way to remove sweat. If you are unable to wash your face with water, then it is always best to use a wipe instead of neglecting your skin completely. You should always remove makeup from your skin before going to bed because it can clog your pores and cause acne. If you are too tired to perform your regular nightly cleansing routine, then you can use a face wipe to remove your makeup before falling asleep. This should not become a regular habit, but it is best to remove your makeup using a face wipe, rather than doing nothing at all.
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Do not use face wipes daily. Only use them when you are unable to wash with water and cleanser. Use wipes to remove your makeup.