NAME: Navarro, Kimberly Joyce Olivia A.

COURSE & SECTION: BSBA-2B

1. Write an unsolicited application letter for a job in a company. You want to get
this job after graduation.

Kimberly Joyce Olivia A. Navarro

0545 Brgy. San Gregorio
San Pablo City, Laguna 4000

December 30, 2021

Human Resource Manager

BDO San Pablo- Paulino Branch
Marcos Paulino Ave.
San Pablo City, Laguna 4000

Dear Madam/Sir,

I am interested for the position of Financial Analyst that Banking Career Services listed this week.
I've worked as a financial analyst before, and I'm familiar with the financial position that our branch
requires.

I recently finished a degree in Bachelor of Business Administration with a major in Financial

Management, and I learnt how to use these applications to expedite the report. The skills of analyzing
financial data and creating financial models, reporting on financial performance and preparing for
regular leadership evaluations, and assessing prior outcomes and performing variance analysis were
taught in the training on managing financial analysis.

All of these abilities are necessary for a successful financial analyst. I worked closely with the
accounting staff to ensure proper financial reporting during my time there.

I would seek an interview with you because it is best to explain the "proven skills" in person. Please
contact me at 09266686243 or jamlyxxx@gmail.com and please let me know when the best time is
for you.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,

Kimberly Joyce Olivia A. Navarro

2. You are employed in Jollibee. You want to enroll in DLSP, write a letter of
inquiry to the Registrar asking for the enrollment policies of the College.

Kimberly Joyce Olivia A. Navarro

0545 Purok 2 Brgy. San Gregorio
San Pablo City, Laguna 4000

December 30, 2021

Registrar
Dalubhasaan ng Lunsod ng San Pablo
Barangay San Jose, Alvarez St.,
San Pablo City, Laguna 4000

Dear Ma’am/Sir,
I'm writing to learn more about the College's enrollment policy for working students.
I'm Kimberly Joyce Olivia A. Navarro, and I'm seeking for a Business Management course to assist
me improve my talents. I'm now working as a crew member at Jollibee to help support my
necessities, particularly in school, and I'd like to learn more about the college's enrollment policies.
I eagerly await your response on this, as I am keen to begin learning and growing my business
abilities as soon as feasible. It will be a fantastic opportunity for me to complete this training and
expand my work options. Thank you for taking the time to read this.

Sincerely,
Kimberly Joyce Olivia A. Navarro

3. Define technical writing in your own words.

 Technical writing is not easy for me, and there are many technical aspects to it, which is

why it's called technical writing. I believe the folks who wrote this are smart and know a lot about

a specific subject, as well as how to explain things in a way that people can understand. It also has

visuals, symbols, and even icons that do not distract the reader but rather help them visualize what

they are reading, which is why I believe it contains more technicalities. Technical writing, in my

opinion, serves to assist individuals in their daily activities by serving as manuals. It is

meticulously created to assist people in achieving their goals. Answers, explanations, and

directions can be found here.

4. Watch the evening news. Observe the differences

between news anchors using a TelePrompTer and
interviewees who are using no notes of any kind. What
differences do you observe?

As I observe when watching using a teleprompter for anchors is difficult, but it has the

advantage of eliminating the need to think about what you're going to say to the audience,

whereas interviewees are more likely to consider and prepare for questions. Second is that

anchors have a certain amount of time to speak and deliver their lines, whereas interviewees

have more time and can go with the flow of what they're going to say or it's not scripted at all.

Finally, I've seen that anchors who use a teleprompter talk more fluently in reaction to the

monitor's speed, whereas interviewees are forced to think about stops or dead air.