16, TT Nagar
Bhopal - 462002

12th February, 20XX

The Public Relations Office
Chantac Enterprises
3rd Cross Road, Khar
Mumbai - 400052

Sir,

Subject Application for the post of Marketing Manager

This is in response to your advertisement in The Times of India’ dated 10th January, 20XX. I hereby wish to apply for the post of Marketing Manager in your reputed firm. I have a post-graduate Diploma in Marketing (equivalent to MBA) from a reputed institution. In addition, I have a total of 7 years’ experience in the Marketing function in the line similar to yours, i.e Automobile Marketing Currently. I am working as a Dy Marketing Manager in a well-known company.
I am enclosing my bio-data and attested copies of my certificates.

Thanking you!

Yours faithfully,
Prem

Bio-data

Name: Prem Pal Singh

Father's name: D.K Singh

Date of birth: 2nd March 1992

Address: 16, TT Nagar, Bhopal - 462002

Academic Qualifications:

Experience:

Expected salary: Rs. 65,000 per month

Languages fluency: English, Hindi

Hobbies and Interests: Athletics, traveling

Marital Status: Unmarried

Contact information: 8059XXXXXX / [email protected]

The moral of William Saroyan's "The Summer of the Beautiful White Horse" is that compassion in the face of conflict yields both room for growth and fair compromise. John Byro knows that Mourad and Aram have stolen his missing white horse--a fact which is confirmed when he comes across the two boys as they are stabling the creature after their morning ride. Rather than acting out of vengeance and seeking punishment for the thieves, Byro asserts, "A suspicious man would believe his eyes instead of his heart."
In other words, there is something important about believing in the goodness of the human spirit and seeing the best in others. Byro seems to implicitly understand that the boys must have a good reason--even a spiritual reason--for taking his property away from him; surely one would not steal unless out of genuine need. This gentle approach to catching the boys "in the act" results in his horse being returned the very next morning. Much to his delight, he discovers that his horse has been trained quite well and has grown stronger and more even-tempered in the time that it was missing. Due to his generous and forgiving spirit, Byro has actually gained something positive out of being the victim of a crime. This is truly a "win-win" approach to life.