Effective Cover Letters

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You are eager to write the cover letter and send your resume. You want to announce to the world - I am perfect for the position! But slow down and give thought to writing an effective cover letter. The ultimate purpose of a resume and cover letter is the job interview. There are other important considerations that will lead to that ultimate goal. As you focus on the cover letter, it is important to think about the hiring company. What can you do to help the company achieve its goals? How can you contribute to the profitability of the company? Why are you the perfect fit for the open position?

During your research for the job, determine exactly what skills and experience the company needs for the open position. This will be your guide in demonstrating how your skills and experience meet each of the stated job requirements.

1) Direct the letter to the appropriate person. Call the company and obtain the name and title of the hiring manager. Be sure you have the correct spelling of the name!

2) Demonstrate how your skills and experience meet each of the job requirements. The company must see you as a valuable asset that can benefit the company. Focus on your unique and outstanding skills and qualities.

3) Keep the letter concise and professional as you use this tool to make yourself stand out. Remember that the real focus needs to be on your value to the company. The letter should never be more than one page in length.

4) Have your letter proofread by someone who has excellent writing skills. Is your letter grammatically correct, readable, with no misspelled words?

5) At the end of the letter, request an interview.

6) Be sure you follow-up with a phone call to the hiring manager.