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i still love that teacher she's the one with the "ashes of problem students" jar on her desk and everything and her final was literally just obscure questions about her life |
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eyyy guess who totally forgot about recitals tomorrow and guess who's apparently in the "advanced" group and guess who's gonna fail!!!
also i have been texting sravani "fwoffle waffle" over and over XD |
I hate being sick
I hate spending the whole day in bed watching Netflix I hate wanting to be productive but not having the energy to do it How do people just marathon things all day?? I hate this I hate this I want to work on stuff but I don't have the energy to change out of my pajamas |
HELP how do i write a cover letter
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E.g "I've wanted to be an employee of the Cheescake Factory since the moment I was born. I'm totally crazy about your cheesecakes, especially the [very specific cheesecake]. I'm more dedicated to getting this job than anybody your chain has ever hired. My life will not feel complete until I can serve the [different obscure type of cheesecake]." Act desperate "I'm poor. I'm so so poor. This job will offer me the money I need I guess, but I also just crave cheesecake." If all fails outline ransom $$$ the job is yours $$$ |
BECAUSE OF THE COVER LETTER STUFF I REMEMBERED SOMETHING VERY IMPORTANT SO HERE HAVE A RED HALF OF SQUARE MOM PSA EVERYONE
regardless of what people might tell you, DO NOT unsolicitedly call the place where you're applying to work/intern/etc and ask about the status of your application. adults might be all like "you gotta show ~~initiative~~ and ~~hit the pavement~~" and stuff like that, but times have changed. i've had a few jobs/internships before and i know that they pay VERY VERY close attention to who follows the rules and if you start obsessively calling/emailing them to ask about what happened to your application, they will put you on the "do not even consider hiring/accepting this person bc they are incapable of following very basic instructions and should not be trusted with this very important work" list. keep in mind that most employers are OVERLOADED with applications to get through and they will eventually get to yours if you just chill and wait for them. sure, if they're like a month or two late to acknowledge it, you can just send a one sentence email like: "dear *person in charge*, i submitted an application to *the thing* recently and i was wondering if you have received it, because it hasn't been acknowledged yet. thank you, and i apologize for the inconvenience!" or something similar, just to make sure they got your stuff. also, i probably sound like a whiny old adult, but PLEASEPLEASEPLEASE be sure to use formal language in your applications! i don't mean overly formal shakespearean language or something, but just don't use text speak or swear or something. also PROOFREAD PROOFREAD PROOFREAD!!!!!!! grammar/spelling mistakes will make you look awful and unprofessional!!!!!!! also, weird email addresses and signatures can make a bad impression. i have a personal email address that i use for talking to friends and basically normal life in general, and a more professional one i use whenever i want to seem mature or something (as well as a school district email that i haven't checked in months ahaha 99% of it is school newsletters and stuff). make sure to respond to emails and phone calls quickly by having your phone/laptop open next to you when you're just sitting around so you don't miss anything important. and most of all, don't sweat it. remember to prepare yourself for the worst bc you never know if it'll happen. you're gonna be fine XD |
Forever relieved I didn't have to submit an application for my job.
I didn't even ask for the job. They just kind of hired me. |
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