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Your cover letter is too wordy. It needs to be more concise. Also get rid of everything that alludes to your lack of experience. Play up your strengths, not your weaknesses. Do a google search for sample cover letters to see what you should include and how it should be written.
Your objective should convey how you will be an asset to the organization you are applying for, not how you want to advance your career. You should also be able to find samples of resumes online.
The second paragraph of your letter is excellent and really should be the bulk of what the cover letter conveys. I would add a bit about what type of job you are looking for and when you shadowed and then use that second paragraph.
I wouldn't include anything about hours, that's something to discuss later and I wouldn't include anything about lack of experience. I would also change the objective so that it clearly states that you are seeking a position as an NA.
Thank you guys! You both gave great advice.
The only reason why I have my availability is because when I called the organization they told me to include my availability hours somewhere in my cover letter. I realized no one puts them on samples, so should I keep the hours on there due to what the manager prefers or should I just have them call on information about my availability?
Your cover letter is too long and wordy. Shorten it to include you have shadowed there and feel you would make an excellent employee. Do not keep mentioning you have no experience..Add you availability since they asked for it perhaps in 2nd paragraph. Also on resume fix objective to be more about what you will do for them..not what they will do for you. Also am not sure if this is intentional but do you intend to quit in Fall..if not might mention that you would have different availability in fall or something to indicate you would still want to work there.
I was confused about the fourth remark under your cashier job?? I would add something in there about customer service skills.
Best of luck>
caseydoubleoh7
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This is my first time writing both. I am only a freshman in college, so obviously I don't have any clinical work or anything like that to include. I just want some constructive criticism. The job is at a small place pretty much hidden, if you haven't heard of it from a previous employee, then you probably never heard of it. Hahaha. So here it goes, I plan on sending it in on Monday through fax since their office is not open on weekends.
Cover Letter:
Of course it has my real name and my address and the recipient address.Here's the resume:
Coding came out a lil weird but you get the gist..
Criticisms, please?