Making A Job Application For Business Law - 1467 Words

Before considering filling a job application I do a deep research the company before submitting any personal information. Since there are many shell or Ghost Companies and Companies that commit fraud. In the class on what little I ve had the opportunity to be present but I ve always been able to read the chapters of the class assigned to us the students, learned to identify several areas of law especially that are relevant to business and the Importance of the rule to those areas of law, how the rule of law limits government, how the rule of law Protects people from harmful business practices and why the rule of law is important to business. In my opinion one thing that I can say that if you do not have the knowledge to identify these†¦show more content†¦Is something that call their attention and always works. Normally before filling a job application I make a list of my skill, which are the most notable, if I use my past work and looking assessments which are the best qua lified and which ones I need to improve. I always analyzed myself as a person, I also use personal assessments like asking to friends and family as they observe and categorize my community work. These are aspects that are worth gold when making a resume and fill out your application for a Job. I have always considered that the more experience in my future profession or future as I would describe it is always good to keep in mind that experiences make you be better spent to best boss in the not too near future. Your goals are more serious and easier as you get on the field knowledge. For example this one on my favorite Cover letter: Dear Juan Done: I am writing in response to your advertisement in 113 east 13 street for a Finance Consultant position. After reading your job description, I am confident that my skills and my passion for Helps clients accomplish financial objectives are a perfect match for this position. I would bring to your company a broad range of skills, including: †¢ Business Knowledge, †¢ Communications Skills (listening, verbal, written), †¢ Analytical/Research Skills †¢ Computer/Technical Literacy †¢