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From the Singapore Airlines web site I learned about your need for a Station Manager for the Singapore Airlines at Singapore Changi Airport. I am very interested in this position with Singapore Airlines, and believe that my education and employment background are appropriate for the position.

You indicate that a requirement for the position is a track record of success in meeting servic goals. I have done this. After completion of my Degree in Business Admistration and IATA and prior to beginning my Master’s degree in Business Admistration, I worked for five years as a service staff with Cebu Pacific Airlines. My efforts yielded success in handling in bigger flights where consistently are met. I would like to repeat that success in the Singapore Airlines, using my academic background in business. I will complete my M.S. in Business Admistration in mid-June 2014 and will be available to begin employment in early July 2014.

Attached is a copy of my resume in Ms Word Document, which more fully details my qualifications for the position.

I look forward to talking with you regarding station manager opportunities with Singapore Airlines. Within the next week I will contact you to confirm that you received my e-mail and resume and to answer any questions you may have.

Thank you very kindly for your consideration. HONG KONG: In Hong Kong, Jollibee are located near a very densely populated area, which has a very loyal Filipino customer base. These people gave them great business on the weekends, but sales fell off during the week because the local Hong Kong people rarely frequented the Jollibee establishment. Also, there were tremendous problems with the Chinese stores. All of the managers resigned and many employees quit because the Chinese like to work for Chinese. There was obvious friction between the Chinese and Filipino's. While the fourth store in Hong Kong represents a valuable learning opportunity,