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Hiya! Firstly, is that your standard cover letter? It's always better to tailor your cover letter to each position rather than just use a generic template. If it's for companies that have a website have a look on there and read a bit about them, and read the person specification on the job advert and relate your stated qualities to that, eg 'I believe I have the teamworking and communication skills required to make a successful career at xxx company', or 'I feel the ethical approach to business taken by xxx company makes it somewhere I would want to work'. It doesn't have to be too detailed, & obviously most customer service positions are similar, but just try to add something to each cover letter which personalises it to that particular company.. . Your cv is generally fine. However one of the common mistakes people make when writing about past jobs is to just list what they did - eg 'made outbound calls', without relating that to a skill. Instead, write stuff like - 'Developed skills in negotiation and persuasion through making outbound calls to prospective customers' and 'Gained the ability to think quickly and respond to diverse requests and queries as part of the inbound calls team'. Always use 'active' words like improved, gained, learned, developed, acquired etc. You don't have to relate every single thing you did to a skill, but try to on the most important ones, particularly those with responsibility or requiring a particular skill or attribute like communication, confidence, leadership etc. I know you have listed personal attributes in your personal statement and key skills section but you haven't really linked them to jobs you have done or backed them up with evidence - I mean, everyone's going to say that they are good team workers and communicators with good time management. You need to demonstrate that you have these skills by showing how you used them or gained them in the workplace.. . A couple of other things - are the dates right on the waitress job? Because that looks like you regularly leave jobs in order to go work in this place every summer, and have done since 2004. If the dates are wrong and you cut and pasted this from your cv then you may want to correct it! If it's a part time job or something then specify that, because at the moment your dates don't seem to add up. One other thing is - did you become an au pair? If you did, you should list it, otherwise it looks strange putting that as a reason to leave a job. If you didn't list it because you are only listing relevant work experience, make sure you write 'relevant work experience' at the top, otherwise it doesn't make sense. Good luck!. .

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