Cover Letter

Dear Hiring Manager:


I was interested to see your job posting on ?!?! and would like to learn more about this opportunity.

I am a Cashier with extensive experience in working for little pay while standing for 8 hours straight for ?!?!?!. I have several years of experience in Customer Service. In this role, I maintained a coffee bar with 5 coffee pots with 4 different blends, 4 types of sugar/sweeteners, 7 different types of creamers, 8 different cappuccino flavors, 6 pump action liquid coffee flavor additives, 3 different sized coffee cups in 3 locations each and coffee lids. I also maintained a fountain soda bar that contained 20 different flavored sodas and slushy beverages, 5 different sized soda cups in 4 different locations, 4 different sized cup lids in 3 different locations, and 3 various sized straws in 3 locations. While maintaining the Coffee & Soda Bars, I clean up spills, make pizzas, check in vendors, stock and clean grocery shelves, empty trash cans (22), clean toilets and urinals, sweep and mop floors, rotate and stock a full beer cooler, fill paper towels holders, fill windshield washer fluid buckets out at gas pumps, change out fountain soda bag-in-the-boxes, sweep parking lot, all while running the cash register and being treated ignorantly by 350 customers daily. I have the ability to multi-task all day long while standing on my feet, being treated like crap and working for the lowest pay possible.

I feel that my door mat skills would be an asset for your Company. You can treat me like crap, pay me little to nothing (as long as its more than I make now), make me stand on my feet for 8 straight hours without a lunch break and in return I will give you the hardest working, most honest and ethical person you will ever meet. I might even stick around for 2 years like I did with ?!?!?! and never question why you mistreated me because I would already know the answer...because YOU CAN and I need an income.

Thank you for your time and consideration. I hope to have the opportunity to discuss the opening with you in person.

Sincerely




Tammy