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Does Your Cover Letter Make These 5 Critical Mistakes?

October 3rd, 2011 No comments

You’ve polished your resume to no end, especially after finding a great job posting that seems tailor-made for your leadership skills. But did your cover letter merit the same attention? Many hiring managers use your cover letter to gauge your interest in the company, as well Read more…

Does Your Cover Letter Make These 5 Critical Mistakes?

August 29th, 2011 No comments

You’ve polished your resume to no end, especially after finding a great job posting that seems tailor-made for your leadership skills. But did your cover letter merit the same attention? Many hiring managers use your cover letter to gauge your interest in the company, as well Read more…

4 Ways to Create an Interview-Winning Cover Letter

August 4th, 2011 No comments

When in the center of a job search, writing an excellent resume is just the beginning.  It’s just as important to create a cover letter that will invite hiring managers to contact you for an interview.  In this competitive job market, your cover letter needs to Read more…

Cover Letters: Are They Needed Anymore?

Contrary to the occasional rant about them, cover letters never go out of style. In fact, they should be considered one of the most important elements of the job seeking process. Unlike the resume, a rather cut and dried dissertation on your experience and training, the Read more…

It’s Time to Use Your Cover Letter Introduction as a Marketing Tool

Writing your cover letter may seem like a mundane task—something you must do to ensure you submit all documents required when applying for a job.  But in reality, your cover letter is so much more than that!  This document gives you the opportunity to add life Read more…

7 Examples of Fresh New Ways to Start Your Cover Letter

May 30th, 2011 1 comment

It’s time to dump the old line: “Please accept this application in response to … ”  If you’re still starting your cover letters with this overused one-liner, then I implore you to stop what you’re doing, delete the line, and spend a few minutes reading this Read more…

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