Are you being too casual when it comes to communicating about career opportunities with potential employers? An increasing number of applicants may be crossing the line from formal communication to casual communication. Communicating with possible employers has evolved because of the multitude of new technologies available such as cell phones, e-mails, and social networking sites. However, writing any type of correspondence that contains shorthand language and decorative symbols is a faux pas. The use of shorthand language is the result of being too casual, and not bringing professionalism to your potential position at a company. Be sure to write full sentences, using proper grammar and sell yourself. Thursday, September 4, 2008
Are you being too casual when it comes to communicating about career opportunities with potential employers? An increasing number of applicants may be crossing the line from formal communication to casual communication. Communicating with possible employers has evolved because of the multitude of new technologies available such as cell phones, e-mails, and social networking sites. However, writing any type of correspondence that contains shorthand language and decorative symbols is a faux pas. The use of shorthand language is the result of being too casual, and not bringing professionalism to your potential position at a company. Be sure to write full sentences, using proper grammar and sell yourself.
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