Application letter for the positon of director

Christine Graham

Hiring Manager

Dayjob Ltd

120 Vyse Street

Birmingham

B18 6NF

12th January 2018

Dear Ms Graham,

I would like to introduce myself as a candidate for the Director’s position that your company advertised yesterday on the Dayjob.com website. I am aware of your company’s excellent reputation and am keep to join an organisation like yours that rewards hard work, effort and success.

If you are looking for a Director who has strong project management skills, the ability to lead people, and the experience to be able to cultivate a culture of teamwork and innovation among staff, then I am your man. I come to you from an experienced background, and am able to bring an assortment of knowledge and skills to every area of your business.

For the last twelve months I have been a Director of Johnsons Mechanics, where I have not only organized, built and managed multiple teams, but have also been intimately involved in putting together departmental policies and procedures. I have a proven ability to prioritize and make critical decisions under tight deadlines.

Aside from my technical abilities, my pleasant manner and excellent communication skills allow me work closely with people from all social backgrounds.

I would very much welcome a personal meeting with you to discuss your needs and my ability to meet them. My schedule is flexible and I am available for interview during the day, evening and at the weekend.

I thank you for your time and I look forward to hearing from you.

Yours sincerely,

Your name

Address 1

Address 2

Tel: 00 44 121 638 0026

Email: kids.com

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