Format Surat

DO:

• Take the application home if possible.
• Type it or print very clearly in black ink. The employer expects that your application will be an example of your best work.
• Communicate your background clearly with action words.
• Use your full legal name, not a "nickname".
• If there is a blank for "salary desired" try to give a salary range or state "open" or "negotiable".
• Include all dates of employment and verify those dates.
• Complete all blocks on the form. If an item is not applicable, put N/A (not applicable).
• If possible, attach a well-written resume for quick review.
• Include all experiences - paid and volunteer.
• Try to make your application interesting - use action verbs.
• If the application asks if you would consider temporary or part time work, don't say "no" without realizing that you might be passing up an opportunity to "get in" the company.
• Use references who can attest to your work ability and can remember you. It's a good idea to ask their permission first. Those considered good references include: a recognized community leader, a former employer or teacher, friends who are established in business.

• Don't misspell words.
• Don't omit your signature or date of application.
• Don't attach any other pieces of information (transcript, letters of recommendation, etc.) other than a short resume, unless specifically requested.
• Don't omit community, civic, church or club work.
• Don't ever be negative.
• Don't make your application a challenge to read - make it clear, complete and neat.
• Don't write "anything" in answer to the question "position desired." Employers expect you to state clearly the kind of work you are seeking.