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I sent my first "T" letter out on Friday as I begin my job search again
(my current company has failed to secure more contracts). I really like
how it addresses the requirements versus my qualifications, and
definitely see how it generates more interviews.
This may be a little too specific but, I really hesitated to send the
letters out on Friday afternoon before the long (US) Memorial Day weekend.
When you are submitting applications/resumes/T letters, do you consider
the time of day and day of the week which you submit it?
Also, I have been referring to the "T" Letters as a "Letter of
Application" (such as the filename). Is there better nomenclature?
My thought process is that when an individual returns from a long
weekend, there email may be abundant, so they may dismiss your email
quickly. This is similar to the traffic on TechWR-L...there is much more
traffic on Thur/Fri than there is early in the week. It seems people
have more time to deal with information that is outside of their normal
scope later in the week. I think it is more less of a drive to deal with
real work later in the week but...
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