JEEP1-TTh 6:30 to 8:00 Final Quiz

Primarily used to request or provide information, to relate a deal, to bring or continue conversation, and/or to discuss prior negotiations.

• Cover Letter

• Business Letter

• Resignation Letter

• Recommendation Letter

A business letter can be classified as private; however, it is typically not circulated to others, but rather meant for the eyes of the participants involved.

• TRUE

• FALSE

A business letter typically sent with your resume when applying to a job. This letter should highlight your skills, experience and achievements concerning the position you seek.

• Resignation Letter

• Recommendation Letter

• Cover Letter

• Interview follow-up Letter

When writing a cover letter you must not consider your experiences and how you would like to relate these experiences to a hiring employer.

• TRUE

• FALSE

How will you address your cover letter if you do not know who you are writing to?

What is the first step in writing a cover letter?

This letter is written on behalf of another professional to verify their qualifications and work ethic.

• Business Letter

• Resignation Letter

• Resume

• Recommendation Letter

A recommendation letter should include the following sections, except for one.

• Relationship of the recommendation

• Evaluation of the candidate’s qualifications

• Key topics discussed during the interview, such as specific job tasks or a talking point that interested you.

• Specific examples of how the candidate demonstrated their skills during their time working together.

A letter of recommendation should include the following, except for one.

• A long introduction 

• An overview 

• A closing statement 

• A personal story 

Your recommendation letter should suggest that you have doubts about the person's qualifications for the job and are not fully convinced they are the right candidate.

• TRUE

• FALSE