Startup Exemption The Best Rate Guarantee Blog - Your Daily Source for Discount and Free Hotel Rooms! Acs - Manage My Account - Login Having troubles logging in to Manage My Account? Click here and we will walk you through the process. If this is your first time accessing the www.myedaccount.com web site, please register for a new username and password. This system may contain government information, which is restricted to authorized users ONLY. Etsy.com 7 Phrases I Never Want to See on Your Cover Letter After our “7 Words I Never Want to See on Your Resume” post, many asked if those same rules applied to cover letters and interviews. Our answer, for the most part, was “yes!” Cover letters, after all, can contain just as many red flags to a prospective employer as a resume – and can end your chances of getting an interview just as fast. Cover letters, however, have a language all their own… often made worse by overly-verbose authors, dispensing TMI or not doing their homework. So, to help you get much closer to an interview, here are the 7 phrases – or facsimiles thereof – we never want to see in your cover letter… To Whom it May Concern When unemployment sat at 3.2% perhaps this generic header – and others like it such as “Dear Sirs” – was acceptable. Do your homework – and personalize your cover letter – or don’t expect an interview. I Just Need a Chance Maybe no one uses these exact words. Recruiters are looking for positive team members – to get an interview, you need to be that guy.
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Frequently Flying - [This is the final installment of my Million-Mile Trip Report. I’ve included links to the other posts below:] United Airlines Million-Mile Trip Report: Introduction and Background Flight Review: United Airlines BusinessFirst, San Francisco to Seoul Hotel Review: Conrad Seoul, Executive Floor King Room Lounge Review: Asiana Business Class, Seoul Incheon Midfield Concourse Whenever possible, I try to head to the gate early to watch the inbound flight arrive. N104UA pulling into the gate It arrived on-time from San Francisco and after watching it block in at the gate, I walked around the concourse a bit more since it was still a couple of hours before my departure. Gate 123 at Seoul Incheon When boarding time came around, I was rather shocked to see empty lanes for each group number. Zero gate lice here No “gate lice” for this flight, and it wasn’t until they opened the jetway and made a start-of-boarding announcement that people (myself included) began lining up. Seat 15A on a United 747
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