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Writing a
Cover Letter:
Whether you are writing your
cover letter for the first time, or revamping an older version, there is an
art to writing effective cover letters. Some people find writing the
cover letter almost as difficult, if not more, than preparing their resume.
The resources on this page are
intended to aid in writing cover letters. If you have a cover letter
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Useful Cover Letter
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How to Write a Cover Letter:
3 Frequent Mistakes
By Erik Michaels |
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Writing a cover letter can be a
long and sometimes difficult process. There's a lot involved in creating a
really good one that will maximize your benefit from having a cover letter,
but really all of it is necessary. Having the right one will make your
search all the easier, and to help you avoid spoiling an otherwise excellent
cover letter and ruining all your hard work, I've made a list of the 3 most
common mistakes people make when they write their cover letter.
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65 Tips to Help Your Cover Letter Avoid
the Shredder
By Charles Ethos
It’s no secret that one key to
successful cover letters is to thoroughly check for loose ends in your so
called “finished” cover letter. In an uncertain job market, can you afford
to be less perfect than your competition?
Your Cover Letter Must be Written to Beat The Odds
Did you know that your chances of facing a full time, professional career
interviewer is as low as 9%? Why is this fact critical?
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How To Get More Quality Job
Interviews
By Michael Moyssidis
The best way to land more job
interviews is to ask for them. What is the secret method to increasing your
chances of landing the job interview you really want? One of the most
effective job search strategies is your cover letter!
The main focus of a cover letter and its sole purpose should always be to
land you the job interview you are after. To get more job interviews,
clearly and directly ask for a job interview within your cover letter. If
you don't land the job interview, then it will be very difficult to land the
job. By doing this one simple change to your cover letter you will be able
to get your foot in the door for more quality job interviews. Use this one
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Just to be
clear, this is one very powerful cover letter writing tip once you grasp its
meaning. Remember, in every cover letter you write always ask for a job
interview. Here is a nice way to do this.
Ask for a job interview in the beginning of your cover letter and then again
towards the end. This is a good combination. Make it friendly and
conversational while being clear and direct. Keep in mind that you are
asking the reader, which could be the human resources director, hiring
manager, to take a specific action. That being, to pick up the telephone and
call you for the job interview. It looks like a very basic strategy, if you
stop and think for a moment you will see how powerfully deceptive this is.
This is one powerful simple job search strategy that you can start to
implement immediately when you next want to apply for a different job.
If you found this method
interesting you can find out 9 more powerful [http://coverlettersecrets.googlepages.com]Cover
Letter Secrets here.
Article Source:
http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Michael_Moyssidis
http://EzineArticles.com/?How-To-Get-More-Quality-Job-Interviews&id=714887 |
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