Who can formulate a few short sentences for me?
I would have liked to take the job from home, but the pension insurance company offered me the opportunity to retrain. However, I would like to try again with them in the future once this program is complete. Should you send this as is, or is it too private?
I might want to take on this job in the future. But I don't want to miss the opportunity for retraining through the pension insurance scheme.
“Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, thank you for your very interesting work. Unfortunately, I cannot perceive this for personal reasons at the moment. I would like to contact you again as soon as my personal situation has changed.”
Whether you can’t work now because of retraining or care or illness or otherwise, it’s important that you withdraw for personal reasons.
Thanks for You very interesting work offer.
I would have liked to have accepted a job in the Home Office, but the possibility of pension insurance has resulted in retraining. As soon as I finished this measure, I would, if necessary, want to be presented again.
Sit, six! You don’t write “set”, but “sets”! I think who sent me an application with “Setting” would have no chance to get the job.
It was a mistake about the phone because I’m talking in there and it’s dictated. That was a mistake.
If you want to make an impression, tap your letter yourself, generation “Smartphone X” is not so viewed on the labour market.
What?
You must have a real problem. You’re trying to get people ready. Shame
You didn’t formulate it properly, so if you want a job, work on your spelling and expression, as you write here, you hardly need someone on the labour market.
Do you have any need for discussion? Or would you like to leave your frustration somewhere else? If you’ve made yourself important enough and are satisfied.