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SUMMARY:"Top-10" C(s) of Effective Cover Letters
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"Top-10" C(s) of effective cover letters Happy woman pumping fists in the air while sitting down with a laptop on her lap When reaching out to prospective employers about job opportunities, a job seeker can use two core methods of communication; résumés and cover letters. Perhaps the greatest difference between the two documents is a résumé is a summary of what you have done in the past, whereas a cover letter, markets the potential of what you can do for a prospective employer in the future. As we discussed, a cover letter is similar to a book cover. The purpose of a book cover is to sell the book. On the other hand, the purpose of a cover letter is to sell prospective employers on reading your résumé and ultimately grant you an interview. In today's day and age, often cover letters are simply just an email with your résumé as an attachment, versus a hard copy document that used to be sent in the past. For the purposes of...

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