Hiring coordinators are inundated with hundreds of cover letters, so keeping it to a page helps make it easier for them to look over and absorb. It shows respect for both the reader and his or her ...

Cover letters are very influential ... Never begin your letter with the overused standard – I'm applying for the ad I saw online. This fails to address the employer's needs and the skills ...

To help ensure that, supplement your e-application with a hard copy, placing your cover letter on top. Of course, if you write the standard cover letter--"I believe I'm uniquely qualified because ...

The hook is the first one to two lines and signals to the reader: "This isn't your typical cover letter!" The more you can show off your personality in the beginning, the better. And that's where ...

And contrary to popular belief, there is nothing like a standard cover letter. Every cover letter should be customised to the particular job applied for. The so called standard letters are boring ...

Is there a standard order for this? I would think:<BR><BR>1: Cover Letter<BR>2: Letters of Recommendation<BR>3: Resume<BR><BR>These are in a three ring binder with heavyweight (non-glare ...

If the Applicant Tracking System (ATS) or the first level decision-maker reads a 'standard' cover letter, they are unlikely to consider the application unless they only look at your resume or ...