Joshua Medilo BSA

1. Letter of Inquiry: Inquiry letters are written for the purpose of asking for something from the
recipient. Inquiries can be sent as a formal business letter (outside of your company) or as an e-
mail. Before sending your inquiry, you should be certain that the information is not available
through other means, such as the company website.

2. Resumé: Resume are used to introduce your qualifications and skills to employers. It’s an
informational document that tells your career story, outlining all details in an easily read format.
Provides a summary of your experiences, abilities, skills, as well as accomplishments.

3. Application Letter: It acts as a cover letter for your resume and should provide enough personal
information to convince the reader to grant you an interview.

4. Sales Letter: A sales letter is a marketing tool that promotes a good or service. Its objective is to
persuade the reader to buy what the letter offers. A letter, which is written that to sell the goods
or services.

5. Minutes of the Meeting: it is to keep a record of what was done or talked about at a meeting,
including any decision made or action taken. It is a detailed notes that serve as an official written
record of a meeting or conference.