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How To Start Your Cover Letter With a BANG! Want to grab an employer's undivided-attention? Use this
little-known cover letter secret to land more quality job interviews immediately. A fantastic, 'must-read' headline practically
'forces' a hiring manager to keep reading right through to the end of your cover letter.
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by Judi Perkins
Cover letters. Tedious. Boring. Difficult to write. Most people sweat one out and then use it for
every resume they submit. Not a good idea. Here's an easy way to write your cover letters so that you can tailor each one
to the job that you're seeking! more .....
by Katharine Hansen
You've heard the adage in real estate and retailing that success centers on three
things: location, location, location. With cover letters, success is also tied to three things: specifics, specifics, specifics.
Here are some tips on the ways to make your cover letters specific.
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by Katherine Hansen
A cover letter needs to be specific in every way. Otherwise, it's a fairly pointless document. Some experts say even
a resume should be specifically tailored for each job. While we feel that a degree of resume tailoring is sometimes desirable,
extensive tailoring is unnecessary if you're specific with your cover letter.
To ensure you're always using a cover letter properly, let's review its intended
purpose. A cover letter primarily
connects your resume to an open position.
To understand the importance of such a connection, you only need to put
yourself in the position of a hiring manager for a day.
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