英文簡(jiǎn)歷要自我評(píng)價(jià)

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　　英文簡(jiǎn)歷要自我評(píng)價(jià)篇一

　　Gentlemen,

　　Because I believe that my sales background fits me for the position you advertised in Thursday's newspaper, I ask that you consider my qualification.

　　I was graduated from Beijing Commercial College in July 1993. My experience has included two year as salesman in the Men's Clo- thing Department for DangDai; and three years in the Men's Shop for ShiDu, where I am still employed.

　　My reason for wishing to make a change at this time is that there seems no opportunity for advancement in my present position, and I feel that my ability and training, as well as my interest in my work, should lead to advancement and a higher salary.

　　I am happy to refer you upon your request people who can tell you of my work and my character.

　　Truly yours.

　　英文簡(jiǎn)歷要自我評(píng)價(jià)篇二

　　Dear Sir,

　　I am securing a job. Not any job with any company, but a particular job with your company only.

　　Your organization is more than just a business house. It is an institution in the minds of the local public. It has a reputation for fair play and honesty with both employees and customers alike.

　　For the past four years, while specializing in international trade at college, I have had a secret ambition to work for your organization. I will graduate in July this year. As I write this letter, I do not know that there is an opening at present in your company. I am enclosing my qualifications which prompt me to make application now.

　　I would be very happy to work under your supervision if it is possible.

　　Thank you very much for your kind attention. Please send me an answer at your earliest convenience.

　　Respectfully yours.

　　英文簡(jiǎn)歷要自我評(píng)價(jià)篇三

　　Gentleman,

　　In reply to your advertisement in the newspaper of July 23, I wish to say that I am seeking the kind of position you offer.

　　I hold a degree in Chinese literature from Beijing University in July 1988. After graduating I worked as assistant editor in Middle East International, where my duties consisted chiefly of reading proof and rewriting, as well as composing lengthy articles and short item. I have had ten years of experience and am familiar with all phases of office routine by now.

　　Enclosed you will find a copy of my resume and my photo. I believe they may be found satisfactory.

　　Concerning my character I am permitted to refer to Mr. Smith, Managing editor of the magazine.

　　Yours truly.