Retail Assistant Manager Cover Letter Examples

Read about Renee's career change and inspirational work helping her community as part of First Impressions Clothing Exchange - an initiative by women, for women to help put together a look that'll get them the job!

People management, auditing and compliance, recruitment, stock management, customer service - it\'s all in a day\'s work for Emma, the retail operations manager for tech giant, Microsoft Australia.

Despite his dreams of being an F1 driver Khalid still finds his role very thrilling - swapping the racing seat for an office chair at of one of the biggest and oldest shoe brands.

Hosting events, styling fashion parades, personal styling sessions... It\'s all in a day\'s work for Hayley. See how she\'s turned her love for fashion into a thriving business.

Being the GM of one of Australia’s most popular online retail stores is no easy feat. Read how Justin has worked his way up and become a successful leader and mentor.

Riley loves the evolving world of social media ... But she says \"it\'s not as easy as you think\". See her story working for one of Australia\'s largest e-commerce groups.

Hiring managers wade through hundreds of generic applications, and your cover letter is your chance to grab their attention and shout from the rooftops that you are the perfect fit for the role. These tips will help you do just that.

Ever had a bad day and vented about your boss on social media? Ever broken a sweat when you’ve hit ‘send’ on an inappropriate email? You’re certainly not the first employee to think ‘will that get me fired?’ but how do you know where the line is?

The list of LinkedIn’s 25 hottest skills for 2013 is a treasure map for job hunters, so keep reading to see where X marks the spot.

Even if it\'s just a part-time job while you\'re studying, you can use retail experience to develop new skills, give your resume substance, and demonstrate to future employers that you have initiative and a healthy work ethic.

In a world where resumes are usually sent in electronic form and often stored in databases, keywords are becoming an increasingly important tool that every job seeker should know about, and know how to use effectively.

If your reading this and can’t immediately spot the spelling error in this sentence, then you’re in trouble – because silly spelling or grammatical errors and typos in your resume could immediately sink any hope you have of getting an interview.