Cover Letter Dear HR, I would like to apply for 【Customer Relationship Manager】. With eight years of work experience, good communication and management ability, familiar with meeting organizations an

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Derek Bristow

Cover Letter Dear HR, I would like to apply for 【Customer Relationship Manager】. With eight years of work experience, good communication and management ability, familiar with meeting organizations and receptions for foreign clients, I believe I am a perfect candidate for this position. Here are the two foreign languages that I master: English: Fluent,standard US accent. Spanish: Good, able to reply emails and communicate on work-related matters. Note: You are welcome to make a phone call interview anytime. All of the above is just a simple introduction,if I could have the honor to sit down in an interview with you, you will be able to know me a lot better.Last but not least, kindly find my CV in the attachment. Yours sincerely Derek

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Cover Letter

Dear HR,

I would like to apply for the 【Customer Relationship Manager】position. With eight years of work experience, good communication and management ability, familiarization with meeting organizations and receptions for foreign clients, I believe I am a perfect candidate for this position.

Here are the two foreign languages that I master:
English: Fluent,standard US accent.
Spanish: Good, able to reply to emails and communicate on work-related matters.
Note: You are welcome to makeI am available for a phone call interview anytime at your convenience.

All of theThe note above is just a simple introduction. If I could have the honor to sit down in an interview with you, you will be able to know me a lot better. FinallyLast but not least, kindly find my CV in the attachment.

Yours sincerely
Derek

Derek, overall good job. I would change a bit at the end. Instead saying something like you will be able to know me a lot better. I'd say something like, you can learn more about me and how I can be an asset to your business. "Last but no least" is a common expression, but it is very informal and may not be appropriate for a cover letter. Good luck if you're really applying for a job.

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