You are interested in applying for a new position at your company but have some questions. Write a letter to you boss. In your letter include: Which position you are considering What questions you have about it How your boss can help you decide whether or not to apply
Dear
Mr.
Roy,
I am writing Change the punctuation
Mr
this
letter in relation to the vacancy that emerged recently in our organisation. I came to know about the opening through the HR team. When I did cross-check the job description I really thought that It completely matches to
my profile. The Change preposition
apply
role
is for HR coordinator of MEP
team at Correct article usage
the MEP
Correct your spelling
Infopark
Inforpark
branch.
Though the opportunity seems to be quite catchy, I have some doubts relating to it. It has been stated in the job ad that the contracted fortnightly hours Correct article usage
the Inforpark
is
30 hours, which seems quite less for the Change the verb form
are
role
, as it's quite
demanding job. Add an article
a quite
Similarly
, the posting is at quite
busy location, which would rather require a long commute time. Change the article
quite a
a quite
Hence
, travel allowance has not been mentioned.
Even though I have certain questions in my mind for the role
. I do certainly think that I would make a suitable candidate for this
position, as I am working as HR
administrator at the moment. I would be really thankful to youCorrect article usage
an HR
,
if you would consider my profile and give me Remove the comma
apply
Remove the article
advice
a piece of advice
a bit of advice
an
advice on it. If I should apply for Correct your spelling
any
this
role
or not. I hope to hear from you soon regarding this
.
Yours sincerely,
Neethu BabuSubmitted by vineethec on
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