They're giving you a chance to sell yourself; take it! Think of things about you and your skills, interests, and experiences that relate to the company, the job you're applying for, or the position you hope to advance to. (These would be points you've not already referenced elsewhere in your application.) And you can even just make known your enthusiasm for the job. State these points clearly and simply. Some examples: * I've been riding Burton boards for 5 years now. * My artwork won the Best New Artist award last year. * I also used to hand-build my own surf boards. * My grades were tops in wood shop and metalworking. * I really want to learn everything about building Burton boards. * I believe in Burton products and would be proud to help market them. * I've explored other manufacturers, but Burton is the company I really want to work for. I've long admired your products, and I've heard that Burton brings out the best in their employees. Also it is very helpful if you can make a point about something you've learned about what the company values in their employees, or a special need they might have: * Traveling for the job will be no problem. * I also do speak fluent German. * My last employer can vouch for how punctual I am. * I've never had an on-work injury; I take safety on the job seriously.
Burton Snowboards was created in 1977.
The population of Burton Snowboards is 600.
Burton Snowboards
Burton Snowboards is a private company, not a stock corporation.
Burton Snowboards was Founded by Jake Burton Carpenter in 1977.
There are several places one may see the details of the Cartel Binding for Burton snowboards. These places include, but are not limited to, Burton Snowboards, Evo, Gear Genius, YouTube, and google.
Burton...that's who. Seriously Burton...that's who. Seriously
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It was founded in 1977 in Vermont.
Burton Mission bindings are used for snowboards and snowboards alone. These bindings keep snowboarders attached to their board and won't release while riding.
one word for that YES I think Burton boards are by FAR the best out there