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• University of San Diego School of Law, San Diego, California

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Yes, write a covering letter to go with your CV. When you're applying speculatively I would advise that you keep it brief. Just say something along the lines of:. - What kind of a job you're looking for and why. - What skills you could bring to the position - customer service skills, cash-handling experience, communication skills, teamworking ability. - Outline any particularly relevant experience you already have. - State whether you'd like to work full or part time, and if part-time if there are any particular hours that you can or can't work. - Finish by saying that you appreciate the time taken to review your CV, and that even if there's nothing now you would appreciate if they could let you know in the future if there's anything. - Make sure your contact details are clear! They'll be on your CV, but it's best to have them handy on the covering letter as well. . Then go in in person with it - don't send it in! Ask to speak to the Manager, introduce yourself (say what's in the covering letter, but condensed) and leave a copy of your CV and letter behind. If the Manager isn't around, leave it with whoever is there, but it might pay to call in a few days and check that the Manager got it.. . Word of warning - this approach takes confidence, and don't be put off if you get knocked back! To make it easier on yourself, go in at a time when the shop is likely to be quieter so that they'll be more likely to listen politely, even if the answer is still "no". Bear in mind that first thing Monday *isn't* a quiet time - they're doing all the restocking after the weekend! Then go and have a nice cappucino to reward yourself :-).

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