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Following Up on Follow Up, Follow-Up, and Followup

Ever got stuck scratching your head about whether its follow up, follow-up or followup? Let’s shed some light here: “Follow up” is a verb form meaning the act of checking on something or pursuing further examination on a topic. “Follow-up” is a noun form describing… continue reading

How to Write a Cover Letter For an Internship

Let’s take a look at six quick tips on how to write a cover letter for an internship. This kind of letter typically covers – i.e., introduces – your resume and any other supporting materials, as part of your application for an internship. It is… continue reading

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What Is a Letter of Intent & How to Write One (with Examples)

Learning how to draft a Letter of Intent (LOI) and outline your terms is essential to developing a business mindset. These letters are common for new graduates and job seekers alike, but how do you summarize your intentions accurately and concisely in an LOI? We’ll… continue reading

How to Email a Therapist for the First Time

The services of a therapist can prove invaluable for those suffering from depression, anxiety, or other mental health and emotional disorders. In recent years, an increased focus on mental wellness has given many the courage to reach out to licensed therapists for help and support. … continue reading

How to Reply to an Interview Email

When you finally get a nibble on your application, knowing how to reply to an interview email and keep the hiring manager interested is vital. Having this opportunity is a big step toward finding employment, and you want to ensure that you handle the situation… continue reading

How to Counter a Salary Offer (With Examples)

When you apply for a job you’re enthusiastic about, your excitement may deflate when the company offers a lower salary than you expect. Now you find yourself in an uncomfortable situation, trying to decide whether to accept the low-ball offer because the job interests you… continue reading

How To End A Cover Letter

A strong cover letter closing enables you to highlight your strengths and professionalism. It’s your last, best chance to show your legitimate interest in the job and how you can contribute to the company’s success. An eloquent closing ends the cover letter and proves that… continue reading

How to Write a Letter of Continued Interest

Let’s discuss how to write a letter of continued interest. This is a tricky one. You’re interested in a position or business relationship, but you haven’t heard from the addressee in a reasonable amount of time; remember, everybody’s busy. You need an “I’m still interested”… continue reading

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Another Way To Say “Sorry” In An Email

No one likes making a mistake. It can be frustrating, demoralizing, and even embarrassing when you need to apologize. And sometimes, saying “Sorry” just doesn’t feel like it hits the right mark. If you need a new way to apologize, try on one of these… continue reading

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What’s the Right Way to Abbreviate Continued?

Most abbreviations are easy to figure out. It’s much more common to say “Mr.” instead of “Mister,” and writing “4 km” is a lot easier than “4 kilometers.” For some abbreviations, however, finding the right way to shorten them isn’t so easy. In fact, there… continue reading