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SOMEBODY once
said that the closest anyone ever comes to being perfect is when he or she
applies for a job.
Therein lies the germ of a good idea.
Suppose you're feeling low. Your confidence has been shaken by some
mistake or failure. Your self-esteem has escaped. You're deflated.
This is the time to write a letter of application for a job you would
love to have. Whether the job is actually available or not isn't
important. The important thing is that you write the letter, putting your
best foot forward. In the letter, emphasize your strengths and stay away
from your weaknesses.
Write about your three proudest achievements. Tell why they were worthy
accomplishments. Were you working in the face of long odds? If so, say so.
What difficulties did you have to overcome? How many people did your
accomplishments benefit?
Next, talk about how you have grown in your current job. Compare your
skills today against those you had five years ago. Summarize your salary
history. Chances are, you'll be pleasantly surprised.
Here's the most important part: Tell why you should be hired. What
unique skill, talent, or ideas can you offer to improve your new
employer's business?
This self-appraisal could be just what it takes to regain your
self-esteem. And who knows it might just give you some good ideas for
improving what you're doing where you are.

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