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T-letter stands for table letter, is my understanding. I heard that from the
first person I heard mention it (on this list, last summer), which moved me
to create my own T-letter. It worked well for me; I got the job.
The two columns in the table are 1) job requirements (as stated by employer)
and 2) my skills/experience, how they relate exactly to each and every
stated requirement.
Note that to get a nice long list of requirements, you might have to call
the hiring manager. You don't want to address just the 3-4 reqs that were in
the ad.
Beth Kane
Sr. Technical Writer
Services & Systems Support
NCS Learn, an NCS Pearson business
5451 E. Williams Blvd., #151
Tucson, Arizona 85711
Phone: 520.784.7048 or
1.800.937.6682, x7048
beth -dot- kane -at- ncslearn -dot- com
www.ncslearn.com
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--- Elizabeth OShea <Elizabeth -dot- OShea -at- emergesmart -dot- com> wrote:
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> Why is it called a T-letter?
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