Email. When attaching a resume to an email, using a .pdf file or .doc file type can ensure that most people would be able to open the resume file. A cover letter might be used within the email to explain what the email is about and what it contains. Sending a resume to someone’s private email might not be recommended unless it is requested by the person, as that person might have a business email for that purpose.

Email cover letter example:

Attn: ALM Boby Gray, Jony Darco

Hi,

I would like to leave my name for consideration as [Position Name] if you have any openings on your production.

I’ve attached my resume for your convenience.

Regards,

John Doe

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Fax. A cover letter should be used in order to ensure that the resume is delivered to the right person and to detail the reason for the fax. Using the right paper size might prevent your resume from being printed incorrectly.

Fax cover letter example:

Attn: ALM Boby Gray, Jony Darco
Department: Location

Hi,

I would like to leave my name for consideration as [Position Name] if you have any openings on your production.

I’ve joined my resume for your convenience.

Regards,

John Doe

Mail. Using mail might be more expansive than other methods. Mail might show that someone is more serious about his application than someone using fax or email. A cover letter could be used in order to introduce the applicant and the resume. Addresses can often be found online, on union website or on the production’s website.

In person. It’s possible to drop a resume in person, however it will probably need to be delivered to a receptionist as access might be limited or the person might be out.

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