Word: writes
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...says that the computers needed to manage a missile defense, for example, would have to be up to a million times as powerful as current machines. A program to run the Star Wars computers would be so complex that no human could comprehend it, and only other computers could write it. Furthermore, say SDI opponents, the computer system might be full of bugs because it could not be tested until an actual nuclear attack was under...
...debatable whether to send one after a recruiting interview. Some recruiters say they don't want to be burdened with an unnecessary flood of correspondence. But if you have a reason for writing--to reemphasize your interest in the company or your qualifications for the job--feel free to write...
Preparing to write your resume. Start by writing a comprehensive outline of all the experiences and facts you might want to include in your resume. Keep this outline as a reference while you experiment with a variety of formats and styles and selections of the information...
...objective: Only if you have a clearly defined employment goal should you write a job objective. Otherwise, the cover letter is the better place to state your job objective. That way, you can tailor it to each job application and highlight and expand on relevant information from the resume
Terry G. Butler and Steven P. Laffey, second-year students at the B-School, also ran a full-page advertisement in The Harbus News, the weekly student newspaper, encouraging students to fill out a questionnaire and send $10 to a Wellesley address. Wellesley women write to Butler and Laffey...