k so I’m in a desperate need of a job…and the couple of places that I have called back, act like I’m annoying them but I ask very respectfully about my resume/application and say that I hope they will consider me.

I mean I just don’t know what to do. I’ve given up about following up on my application and just submit them now, hoping someone will call me….

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I don’t know what to say in my cover letter about relevant experience because besides being a lifelong pet owner and lover, I have none. I’ve only held two part-time jobs, and they were both in offices. What should I say about my qualifications? How can I write a strong cover letter without related (official) experience?

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