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The new grad who wrote the next letter responded to an ad that listed discretion, good organization, communication skills and the ability to work with minimal supervision as desired qualifications in the human-resources assistant position available. Note how the writer uses his extracurricular experience to show that he meets these qualifications:
The writers of the next letters also make good use of extracurricular experiences:
While attending college, I dedicated considerable time and energy toward revitalizing AIESEC, a non-profit international student-run business organization that matches highly motivated students with paid internships to companies seeking international resources. Being part of AIESEC allowed me to share my passion for international travel by transferring the same interest and excitement I felt as a traveler to others by increasing their international exposure. This combination of international exposure and academic standing, as illustrated by my resume, makes me an ideal acquisition for Pan-Pacific Consultants.
Seeking an internship with a radio station, the next writer draws on relevant experience on campus:
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