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• A universal format, style, and a label are accepted by most organizations. Candidates for employment may be exempted from competition simply by not using the basic writing style of business. The ability of professional communication is an essential factor for the employer that evaluates candidates.

• Each letter, however, must be tailored to the needs of potential employers. That is, each letter is produced individually.

· The misunderstandings often occur, for the failures that follow a script. Take extra time to avoid confusion.

• Always keep copies of letters sent, and that might save you from future trouble. If mail is lost in the mail, show potential employers can save the copy job offer.

• The importance of proper communication can not be underestimated. Written communication is the backbone of the office staff. A good series of communications will show the employer you really want the job.

Key business correspondence

• Use a business style format and a paper standard 8 1 / 2 “x 11″.

• Write every letter personally. Employers write all your notes, so follow the example.

· Direct letters to individuals, and use their correct titles.

• Never duplicate a letter, each must be original.

· Make paragraphs average length.

· Send a letter to the curriculum, not a single curriculum.

· Check the spelling and grammar carefully. It’s good to have someone else read the document.

• Be wary of phrases exaggerated desperate and congratulations to the employers.

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