Your cover letter is your personal introduction. It tells the company a little bit about you and why you're a great fit for the company. It's your first chance to make a good impression. The cover ...

I called the guy's number right away. I didn't even read his résumé. This is the only cover letter I've ever responded to ...

When applying for a job or internship, companies could ask you to send in several documents, such as a resume or work samples. In many cases, you may also have to include a cover letter for an ...

It will sound like extra work, and it is. But it’s also essential. And . . . you need to tailor your cover letter and your résumé for each job.

1. Your cover letter is too long Recruiters are busy — and just like for everyone else, their attention spans are shorter, said Marc Cenedella, founder of Leet Resumes (leet.co) in New York.

1. Emphasis the experiences that matter most. Resist the urge to word-vomit your entire resume into the cover letter or dive into long stories on every job you have ever had.

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Your cover letter should express your interest in the job by referencing the job title. Next, highlight your top skills, experiences or achievements, indicating why they should consider you for ...

In a time when ChatGPT wasn’t yet known to the world, I wrote a cover letter that did exactly what it was supposed to: provided additional context for why I deserved the job I was applying for ...

Advice Admin 101: How to Interpret a Job Candidate’s Cover Letter As a hiring administrator, your goal is to efficiently, presciently, and justly read applicants’ cover letters.