When applying for a job , why should the applicant use the proper structure An elements of a formal letter ?

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Because it makes it easier for the person who is interested in hiring you to read, and you'll more likely be hired with a neat understandable letter.

madreJ [45]3 years ago

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When applying for a job, the applicant should always use the proper structure and elements of a formal letter because 1, it will be easier for them to read. 2, it will show to them that you are serious and properly educated. 3, it gives a first impression of the applicant (and first impressions are everything!) and lastly, 4, it just shows that the applicant can adhere to rules and standards which plays a big role in the criteria for most jobs.

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