Twitter applicant has jobs for figuring

amsterdam - Why write your own cover letter as Twitter can do for you? That must have thought Yousef Boualem when he went looking for an internship.

The Paris MBO student who was looking for work in the communications industry, 'wrote' his letter to prospective employers through thirty in order to retweet any messages.

'The result was something completely different than the letter I had written in the first place,' says the Twitter applicant. 'On the Internet, the language is less formal. But I find it pretty well, even though there are now some spelling errors. '

The original letter, which took about a day to assemble, proved to be a golden opportunity: Boualem has vacancies for figuring. Six of his classmates, which is the traditional way to try to get an internship, searching on the other hand still.

The young Frenchman now conducts interviews with at least four companies, so- of course on Twitter- see.

The Paris MBO student who was looking for work in the communications industry, 'wrote' his letter to prospective employers through thirty in order to retweet any messages.

'The result was something completely different than the letter I had written in the first place,' says the Twitter applicant. 'On the Internet, the language is less formal. But I find it pretty well, even though there are now some spelling errors. '

The original letter, which took about a day to assemble, proved to be a golden opportunity: Boualem has vacancies for figuring. Six of his classmates, which is the traditional way to try to get an internship, searching on the other hand still.

The young Frenchman now conducts interviews with at least four companies, so- of course on Twitter- see.
 

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