“As seems to be the ever increasing trend of live-action adaptations of popular manga/anime [...]”

I try to make it a policy to never judge a country by its pop culture. It kinda paints a terrible representation.

There are great modern Japanese movies. Just... typically not manga adaptations or idol-stuffed blockbusters.
A few acclaimed, excellent films of note: Departures/Okuribito, Adrift in Tokyo, Nobody Knows, Zatoichi (2003)

Maybe the central romance will seem a little less creepy when they’re forced to cut the run time so severely...

I stopped reading after the second typo. Perhaps documents for publication should be proofed a little more thoroughly.

Job requirements may not list everything a company is looking for. There may be a special something that'll push you to the head of their list. Push that button and you're in.

These statements compliment the company. They show that you know detail about the company, so you're not just applying abitrarily. They show that you appreciate the work the company does and they provide insight into who you are and what you carea bout. When you're writing your cover letter, knowing your audience can…

The first time I scanned a check with my smartphone I was delighted by how simple deposits suddenly became. Now that I am in the market for a job, I immediately though of Chase because I want to help to create the tools that make banking a pleasure.

How is that a disagreement with what I said :)?

Here's a tip - It's could have.

Let me give some prospective from someone (myself) who has been on both ends. I was unemployed for 10 months, and I now do recruiting - and previously did recruiting.

I tend to keep 2 cover letters, one where I can come in for a personal interview, and one where I'd prefer to conduct it via phone/email (applied for jobs in other cities/states). I would change the company name and who I'm addressing it to, but not much changed between one cover letter to the next. The cover letter…

There is one slight caveat there, if an underling reads the letter, they may trash it in the hopes of the HR boss getting killed so they can move up.

You should also proofread your cover letters before you send them.

" I immediately though of Chase " #corrections

That's pretty crafty! I had an applicant start with the word "Bullsh*t!" fully expressed, on a cover letter. It was an introduction into the fact she worked on the Penn and Teller show on Showtime.

THIS IS MY CONFESSION!