1. Include 'filetype:pdf' to a search if you want only PDF files 2. Include 'filetype:doc' to a search for only word doc files 3. Type 'Do a barrel roll' & click enter to watch page roll 4. Type 'Google Gravity' & select I'm feeling lucky
5. Streamline a word to a news platform. E.g Lagos:CNN 6. For word definition, type define:word. E.g. Define:food 7. Find keywords in a file. E.g: Resume Tips Intext:Skills 8. Activate Chrome history on multiple devices to access a tab on your computer right from your phone
9. Press control button (or command on Mac) when you click on a link. This tells Chrome to automatically open that link in a new tab while staying on your current page 10. Use Control + Shift + V when you copy from google & paste in your word document to match destination format
Want to include a Cover Letter on that job application?
Here's a step-by-step guide of how to complete a cover letter. Also, what it should and shouldn't entail.
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A cover letter should be a single page letter that you include with your job application. Thing is, you can always include one, unless the job advertisement clearly says you shouldn't.
Always remember to keep it short because it should be a summary and not your autobiography.
1. Follow The Rules of Formal Business Letters:
Your cover letter should include:
- Your name
- Your phone number
- Your email address
- The date of the letter
- The name of the hiring manager and their title
- The name of the company you are applying to as well
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