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Dear Sir / Madam :

I am sending this letter in support of my CV towards the application for Junior Project Manager. After considering the job description I believe that I am good potential candidate for the position. I have a solid background in project management methodologies ranging from Prince2 and Agile, through to XPM, to name a few. I have successfully utilised these skills and enhanced them with tools from disciplines such as Lean Six Sigma to assist me in bringing my projects to a successful conclusion. I have worked in different sectors and undertaken many different challenges, always combining the knowledge I gain from each successive project with my body of knowledge towards greater success in the next endeavour.

I consider myself an all-round project manager who focuses on the challenge of project management rather than business-as-usual activities, which obviously require a different approach in themselves. I am keen to find more work within the implementation, development and improvement of services with an employer who has a similarly open-minded and driven approach towards success : a company that has an excellent organisational structure that befits the needs of a developing and successful organisation.

My CV expands upon the details of my experience but I wish to add that I have considered this post carefully and once enlightened as to the key requirements of the projects that would be involved I am in no doubt that I can truly assess how I can be of value to you, not if. In addition to the skills, knowledge and experience I possess, I offer a genuine loyalty to the company and would seek to become a worthy advocate.

I thank you in advance for the time it has taken to consider my submission and hope that I might have impressed you enough to question me further and provide me the opportunity to fill in any gaps. I apologise for any omissions as I will assume you to be a busy individual and as such I have kept my letter short and very much to the point.

Kind regards,

Kristian Savin