Long Distance Search |
A middle-aged exec
moving from the east coast to the west coast to
join her new spouse, giving up a good executive
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Dear Geoffrey
I wanted to drop
you a line to thank you for all your help and
assistance with my resume and job search.
Our long talks were an inspiration to me and
helped me through what I know now was a very
stressful time for me. Now that I am settled in
both my home and job I have come to realize how
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Your advice with regard to
interview technique and approach to the
job search are second to none and were, I am sure,
instrumental in my securing the job I have with my
hotels and resorts company.
My
position is just perfect for me and to a certain
extent I have been able to write my own job
description and dictate the areas of
responsibility and reporting procedure. An area that is
important to me is being involved in a troubleshooting
capacity and this is certainly the case with our
company. As they are young and rapidly growing
organization, certain areas of National Sales have not
been handled too well in the past. I have been given the
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scratch so I
can establish systems and methods to my own liking. I am treading where
no man has trod before which is great!
I have
the responsibility to develop the mid country Corporate and
Incentive markets, so that will mean frequent trips back East. As you
know, I had wanted to find a position that would give me that
opportunity, so I am well satisfied in all counts. I feel my input will
make a difference and that I will be able to learn a lot from the
experience with them.
I am going to be in town in late August
and I would love to take you and Loreen for a drink, at least, if you
can spare the time. Once again, I am sincerely most grateful for the
experience of spending time and learning from you.
Best Regards,
Meredith S
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