Thanks for the perfect wordings used in the sample covering letter. Just want to know whether it is appropriate to write 'Regards' at the end of the letter.
As 'Regards' sounds rude in any professional letter, instead, we should write 'Thanks' only, which shows adequate respect.
I don't think your most scientifically written cv will help. And no consultant or HR professional will shortlist the cv without looking to the content. If they just look into the format, definitely they will loose many potential candidates. No professional company can afford it in such a competitive market. Like you search job, companies also searching for good candidates.
Write a cv your own.Put your qualification, your experience, achievements ( if experienced) and clear contact information. This is enough for a interview call!!!!Don't pay any money for cv writing. It is useless.
Generally people send CV's to the employers in bulk or they take the process very lightly.
You should write a short & simple message that can grab attention of the employer. You can highlight the powerful word out of your resume in subject line, for e.g. "Performer of the Year - 2005" - Sales profile.
Everybody is looking out for the best, but best is the one who can show and present self as one.
Depending on the kind of profile, one should use sense of urgency in the matter of the application.
Sales professional should not use typical format of letter writing. Rather some punchline short message should be given in the mail alongwith attached profile.
