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Started by poker
Sun, 23 Oct 2005 07:12
Cover letter help
Author: poker
Date: Sun, 23 Oct 2005 07:12
Date: Sun, 23 Oct 2005 07:12
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I currently work in warehousing and am looking to move into call centre work and as such am about to do a call centre course but i thought might as well apply for call centre jobs. But as i have did mostly warehousing work i'm not sure what to write as a cover letter, i do have counter sales experience as part of working in a warehouse but that about it. This is what i currently have it isn't that great. Any help would be appreciated. ------------------------------------------------------------ dear sir or madam I am applying for the postion of call centre contact, i have customer experience from working in couter sales warehousing and am currently working as a casual warehouse worker working to KPI's, im am looking to leave this field and am currently doing the telecommunication course( call centre) at (place of course) I have a wide range of stores/counter sales experience during my warehouse career i attended to various storework such as picking/packing, dispatch and receiving. I also attended to counter sales at (company name) (what it does) were it was my duties to serve customer queuries and do delivery. I am a team player,reliable and can do overtime if asked. your sincerely
Re: Cover letter help
Author: Random
Date: Sun, 23 Oct 2005 12:34
Date: Sun, 23 Oct 2005 12:34
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poker wrote: > I currently work in warehousing and am looking to move into call centre > work and as such am about to do a call centre course but i thought > might as well apply for call centre jobs. > > But as i have did mostly warehousing work i'm not sure what to write > as a cover letter, i do have counter sales experience as part of > working in a warehouse but that about it. <snip /> I've worked in two call centres in my life-- here in the 'States, mind you-- and my experience has shown that you can walk in off the street wearing a do-rag and torn up jeans falling down past your knees, without fresh deodorant or a grasp of the English language, and curse your way into a job that has a turnover rate of 80-99% over a 90-day period. Maybe it's different where you are.
Re: Cover letter help
Author: ANNO DOMINI MANDALA
Date: Sun, 23 Oct 2005 19:15
Date: Sun, 23 Oct 2005 19:15
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Random scribbled: << I've worked in two call centres in my life...>> "Ullo? Wot? Fuckoff." "Ullo? Yes. No. Hey! Don't get stroppy. Fuckoff." "Ullo? You don't say. Fuckoff." "Thursday, payday. I'm off to the Casino: seeya fellas!" -- Robbie and E PLURIBUS UNICORN
Re: Cover letter help
Author: Ivor Longhorn
Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2005 00:36
Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2005 00:36
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Shazam! No reason, it's just magic. So "ANNO DOMINI MANDALA" <fluffy_dogXX1@yahoo.com.au> said: >Random scribbled: > ><< I've worked in two call centres in my life...>> > >"Ullo? Wot? Fuckoff." > >"Ullo? Yes. No. Hey! Don't get stroppy. Fuckoff." > >"Ullo? You don't say. Fuckoff." > >"Thursday, payday. I'm off to the Casino: seeya fellas!" The Casino? Let's do that instead. The city anyway? Dr Zen Loving His Neighbours, the Alien and Anyone Who Stands Still Long Enough. http://gollyg.blogspot.com King of the Three-Minute Jiffy.
Re: Cover letter help
Author: ANNO DOMINI MANDALA
Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2005 02:17
Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2005 02:17
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Ivor Longhorns enthused: "The Casino? Lets do that instead. The city anyway?" Yeah, but how can I inflict multiple stab wounds with so many people milling about? Don't worry: I'm as safe as the wonderful and gentle Leonard Cohen: He killed his wife with an axe in the late 60s early 70s. They had both been tripping for weeks. Yup: Leonard Cohen *is* an axe-murderer. His music improved after he gave wifey the chop: it became darker, more maudlin, very melancholy, eg., "Songs of Love and Hate." Great album. Stick it in ya family, Al--*bum* Cheers, me frightened little lambie -- Robbie bwaha bwahahah bwahahahahahhhaha < maniacal shrieking> I'll put Ivor's scrawny body in a drum of acid. He'll be in the room of solution 6.
Re: Cover letter help
Author: ANNO DOMINI MANDALA
Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2005 02:36
Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2005 02:36
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To Ivor- I'm going into alt.writing; Fat-head ticked me off: sed I wasn't entertaining him. *ENVY* I calls it. But to alt.writing I go, with my bat and balls. -- Rob
Re: Cover letter help
Author: Michael
Date: Sun, 06 Nov 2005 12:48
Date: Sun, 06 Nov 2005 12:48
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"poker" <commodore641982@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1130051569.320572.43840@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com... > I currently work in warehousing and am looking to move into call centre > work and as such am about to do a call centre course but i thought > might as well apply for call centre jobs. call centre course? Not much to learn :-)
Re: Cover letter help
Author: Michael
Date: Sun, 06 Nov 2005 12:48
Date: Sun, 06 Nov 2005 12:48
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"Random" <randomiez@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1130070840.669598.162940@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > poker wrote: > > I currently work in warehousing and am looking to move into call centre > > work and as such am about to do a call centre course but i thought > > might as well apply for call centre jobs. > > > > But as i have did mostly warehousing work i'm not sure what to write > > as a cover letter, i do have counter sales experience as part of > > working in a warehouse but that about it. > <snip /> > > I've worked in two call centres in my life-- here in the 'States, mind > you-- and my experience has shown that you can walk in off the street > wearing a do-rag and torn up jeans falling down past your knees, > without fresh deodorant or a grasp of the English language, and curse > your way into a job that has a turnover rate of 80-99% over a 90-day > period. Its not that bad in Aus, about 50% over 12 mths
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