How do you say you want to work for someone?
“I see this opportunity as a way to contribute to an exciting/forward-thinking/fast-moving company/industry, and I feel I can do so by/with my … ” “I feel my skills are particularly well-suited to this position because … ” “I believe I have the type of knowledge to succeed in this role and at the company because … ”
How do you tell someone you want to hire them?
Explain why you are excited to hire them, including specifics on how they stood out among the pool of candidates. Note what other colleagues involved in the hiring process thought, too. Share the compensation. Don’t wait too long into the conversation to share the salary or hourly rate you are offering.
How do you offer someone?
I have used their post as a starting point and made my own comments.
- Would you like…? This expression is the most common way of offering something to someone, or inviting them to do something.
- Do you want…?
- Would you care for…?
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- How about…?
- Who wants…? (7) Who would like……? (8) Who fancies….?
What do you say when someone hires you?
To thank the hiring manager without leading him or her on, here are a few ways you can start the conversation:
- “Wow! I definitely wasn’t expecting this to move forward so quickly, and although I’d like to take some time to consider it in more depth, I am really flattered!”
- “Thank you so much!
- “This is a nice surprise!
How can you be special to someone?
Here are some simple ways to make someone feel really special
- Make them their favorite food.
- Surprise them with a gift.
- Learn something new together.
- Bring them chocolate and/or flowers.
- Write them a note.
- Tell them something you like about them.
- Plan an adventure for just the two of you.
- Give them your fullest attention.
How can I make someone happy?
Here are 10 ways to make others happy, and (spoiler alert) you’ll find that doing them makes you happy as well.
- Leave a review on TripAdvisor.
- Let a manager know when you get great customer service.
- Do a despised task for someone else.
- Compliment a co-worker.
- Compliment a stranger.
- Thank your spouse.