1. You are to create an email messages requesting a letter of recommendation. You will have an introduction, which will indicate why you are contacting the individual, a body section, where you will use your persuasion skills to convince him/her to include specific traits of your you want them to include, and a closing. The closing should thank them, and for the letter of recommendation request, you should be indicating how you want the letter and by when. Make up details as you see fit.
Imagine that you are going to apply for new job and you need to have a letter of recommendation from your previous boss, so you send an email to him requesting a recommendation letter, how you will ask your previous boss with email? AND ask him to highlight some of your skills, or traits.
2. You are to create another email messages asking an individual to use his name as a reference in your reference page. You will have an introduction, which will indicate why you are contacting the individual, a body section, where you will use your persuasion skills to convince him/her and the closing should thank them.
3. Create a thank you email should be written as part of a post-interview process. So, think of a time when you interviewed for a job, or create a scenario, and write a thank you message, which thanks the interviewer for their time and for the interview opportunity. You should have an introduction, which clearly indicates your purpose for writing, a body section that shows you were either paying attention during the interview process or you show interest in the company. Finally, in your closing, wrap it up and reiterate your interest in the position, without reselling yourself.
Tips for finishing this homework:
• Please complete all three assignments in ONE Word document
• For emails, However, each request must be unique. You are not allowed to create one form letter and just change the names. They must be 2, distinct requests.
• Use professional communication skills in your emails and the thank you letter.
• Each email should have introduction, body, and closing.