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Online Communication: Mastering Netiquette in Your Job Search

By Peter Newfield | December 12, 2017 |

Proper Etiquette for Professional Online Communication Well, this isn’t a “Dear Abby” situation since the internet and online communication wasn’t a thing yet back in the days of newspaper advice columns. However, polite correspondences will never go out of fashion–online or otherwise. You can think of it as a “Dear Peter” online advice article! Related:…

Hi Jeannie –
You reviewed my resume for me last year and did a fabulous job –
I received many compliments! I am in the process of updating it now.
I added my newest position and listed trainings, but it needs to be cleaned up and tweaked.
I can also send you my official “job description” in the am.
How much do you charge to update?
Thanks,
Audrey A.

Hi Peter.
I’d love to have Donna’s snail mail address. I want to thank her in spades.
I’ve got the dream job! I’m the new hire at Broward County Red Cross, my title: Emergency Preparedness Manager, i.e., community liaison and public relations work to form partnerships that can be mobilized at a moment’s notice when disaster happens.
They said they were so impressed with my resume they called me literally within five minutes of receiving the electronic form. I had my first interview the following day, met and interviewed next with the CEO and was hired. I’m a happy woman.
Thank you again.
Panni B.

Peter/Jeanie,
Just wanted you to know that Jean finalized my resume. The finished product is absolutely amazing. As a next step I would like to also purchase the cover letter before sending out my blast to recruiters we discussed since I am so impressed with the quality of the work. What do I need to do next? Final resume is attached.
Thank you,
Tyrone S.

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