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Dear Mr. Stapley:

It is with great enthusiasm that I submit my application for the position of Sales and Internet Representative for Riverview Toyota after discovering it through Indeed and Career Builder. As someone who temporarily worked with UPS three years in a row, I know my developed and greatly enhanced skills, along with my quick learning would be a huge asset for you and your company, despite my short time with UPS in total amount of months.

As you will see from my background through my resume, I have progressed and built my career through working with UPS as a Seasonal Driver Helper and with Mesa Public Schools as a Part-Time Custodian. Both of the jobs involve communicating and satisfying people. This is where I have expanded my customer service and communication skills, which eventually comes in great handy. Utilizing these skills that I have developed and a positive attitude, I have put a lot of smiles on the customers' and school staffs' faces. In addition to these skills, I have been very energetic and eager during my time working as a Seasonal Helper, which is the main thing that helps me keep the people I work with, happy.

Last but not least, I am actually passionate about Toyota cars, considering that my very first car that I've ever drove in my lifetime was a 2003 Toyota Corrola. Just by looking at the new models of the Tundra, Corrola and Camry, it gives me the intoxicating feeling of wanting to try them out for once.

In closing, I am thrilled of the possibility of being involved with Toyota vehicles, interacting with people. and would love the opportunity to meet up with you to discuss more about what more contributions I bring to Riverview Toyota to mix with my Customer Service and Communication skills as great assets. Please contact me at XXX-XXX-XXXX, or email me at whatever00@yahoo. com if you have any questions. Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,

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