1. Letters of Interview

2. Yours faithfully ------------ (Miss Naiyana Nateghram)---------
86/4 Petkasem 10 Bangkok October 15,2000 Personnel Manager Supper Goods Products Co.,Ltd. 165 Rama 4 Rd. Klongtuey, Bangkok Dear sir, Your advertisement in Bangkok Post of October 12, 2000, for the position of Assistant Brand Manager has attracted my attention because I think that my qualifications will fulfil your requirements. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration of Thammasat University. While studying at the University, I had a part-time job as a store clerk for Central Department store. My English and Thai typing speed are 40 words and 50 words an minute respectively.
Dr. Kaeng Jaidee, Professor of Business Administration in Thammasat University, has permitted me to use his name as a reference. Enclosed you will find my detailed Resume, transcript, and two recent photographs. I shall be able to call for an interview at your convenience and shall be glad to give you any further information that you may require. If you wish to telephone me, my number is
Yours faithfully (Miss Naiyana Nateghram)
Sender’s address
Destination address
Salutation
Body of the letter
Complimentary close
Signature

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Sincerely yours,
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Yours sincerely,
Sincerely yours,
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Dear Madam,
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Dear Sirs
Yours faithfully,

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Yours truly,
Yours sincerely,
Sincerely yours,
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Signature
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