The opening is for a manager position and the interview has already been set up. The person I am meeting with already knows that I am seeking this particular position and it seems redundant to me. I feel that since I am currently working and would not be interviewing had this job been brought to my attention, I do not want to imply that I am looking other places as well.

I want to find a job in a different region of the country. What is the best way to go about finding a high level COO, VP, or General Manager job when searching outside your region? The job boards like Monster and others don’t seem to work well.

I am writing a letter to everyone I know to tell them that I now have my NC real estate license, and am working in RE. Please provide a good business letter format for this type of letter. It will be sent to at least 100 people, so I can not take the time to address each individual. Thanks for your help!

I am a independent advertiser for this company. I have 100 flyers to send out but no names to go with them. Where can I write to for a reasonable price for a mailing list of names so that I can start sending these flyers out?

I was wondering if anyone knew how to access addresses online. I am starting a new business and would like to send postcards to a couple of neighborhoods. I know that i could look in the phone book for a single address but I need multiple addresses. If you have any suggestions or websites please let me know.
Thanks in advance.

ok so i’m applying for financial services positions and i need to email my resume and cover letter. do i write my cover letter in the email and attach it or do i just write something brief and simply attach the cover letter? also some jobs want me to include my salary requirement. where do i include this information? in the attached cover letter/in the email/ the resume? Need help I am so clueless with this!

Thanks!

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I interviewed with 3 people for a job on Thursday and then was called back to meet with 3 more people on Friday. On Tuesday I’ll be meeting with 1 remaining person.

Because of the short turn around time I’m planning to email a thank you note instead of snail mailing the note. I discussed this with the HR Rep and it was her who suggested sending an email instead of mailing letters.

Here’s my question: should I email the thank you note to just the hiring manager or everyone on her team that I met with?

online mass emailing

I use gMail.

I’ve been faxing and emailing and nobody calls. Is there some kind of job where you can just go and apply face to face. Or some place that accepts interviews just like that. ?

I’ve been unemployed and the faxing /emailing sttrategy just started working recently…. alittle bit because i changed my resume but that’s after months… i’m tired of it
Oohh so following up is important. What do i say in a follow up? “Hey i sent my resume did you look at it?” is that it?

and yes i have included cover letters

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I was asked by a potential employer to send my references via email. Do I write a letter? Or do I just shoot a “Here are my references, thank you for the call”? I have never been asked to email references, I’ve always just attached them to my resume and given them at the interview. I am new to the email reference ettiquete.