It is not that difficult. Here are some tips on how to write a job application so that your employer wants to meet you.
The purpose of the application is job is an invitation to an interview qualifying. A good pass is a requirement necessary for the employer to want to meet you. Read carefully and see what is important. Your job application should respond directly to the job posting and show that you may be the right person for the job.
Where should you start
- Start with a short introduction about where you found it job offer.
- Describe why you want this particular job.
- What qualities and experiences do you have that are important in this job? Get your strengths out.
- In a short summary, let us know how you can be contacted and when you can get started work and that you count on positive things opinions.
More hints
- Please contact the employer before submitting your application. Good idea is to plan what to ask before contacting you.
- Your application must be short and to the point.
- Your job application must look neat and should not be on more than one page.
- Avoid typos.
- After submitting your job application and CV you will need to be available by phone and check your e-mail frequently.
- Write a new job application for each job offer you apply for.
- If two to three weeks after submission deadline If you do not receive a response to your application, you can contact the employer and find out whether he has received your job application and at what stage it is.
Remember to send your CV along with your job application. You can for free register your CV at arbeidsplassen.no.
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Open the website arbeidsplassen.no
Are there any places you would like to work? You can submit your application for a job even if the employer has not made a declaration of vacancies. This is called an open application. An open application is similar to a regular application. Explain and write down why you want to work there.
Good luck in job search.
Source: arbeidsplassen
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