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Seen an ad elsewhere? Its link is enough.

On a social network or a company website, copy the ad's address. Jobunt reads it, then prepares the letter and email from your CV.

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Tips

Six habits. For an application that gets read.

Jobunt prepares the letter and email. The difference comes from what you add, and what you check before sending.

01

Read the ad like a specification.

Spot the three or four requirements that keep coming up. Those are what the recruiter will tick off. Answer them one by one, in your own words.

02

One letter per job.

Name the company, the role and what draws you to it. A generic letter shows from the first line.

03

Facts, not adjectives.

“Cut delivery times by 20%” convinces more than “dynamic and motivated”. A figure, a project, a result.

04

A complete file, the Swiss way.

CV, letter, work certificates and diplomas in a single well-named PDF, such as Last_First_Job.pdf.

05

State your status up front.

B, C or G permit, availability, preferred workload. Recruiters ask themselves these questions before reading on.

06

Follow up. Once.

No reply after seven to ten working days? A short, polite message is enough. It recalls your application without repeating it.

Guides

Go further. Applying in Switzerland.

Cover letterThe four-paragraph structure, the Swiss layout and a complete example. Swiss CVPhoto, permit, languages, work references: the expected content and order. Unsolicited applicationChoosing companies, finding the right contact, and an example email. Finding a job in SwitzerlandRegional employment offices, networking, unsolicited applications: organising your search.
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