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Formatting Your Cover Letter by ResumeEdge.com Because a cover letter is your first chance to make a lasting impression with a hiring manager, it must be professional.To accomplish this: 1. Always use the same heading for your cover letter that you have used in your resume. 2. Whenever possible, use the hiring manager’s name.This personalizes the document and shows attention to detail. 3. Include in your opening paragraph what job you’re interested in and a specific reason as to why you feel qualified for this position. Examples of bulleted areas follow: As
my enclosed résumé indicates, my background includes more
than two decades of service at US Flight with significant experience in: Aircraft
accident investigation as a member of the US Flight disaster team.
Security
checkpoints, where I handled countless calls for assistance.
Training
the Ground Security team to protect and promote public safety.
Sending Your Cover Letter by “Snail” Mail With today’s technology, most resumes
and cover letters are sent as attachments via email.However,
if you have reason to send your cover letter and resume by “snail” mail,
the documents should be printed on good bond paper (20 lbs.) with a watermark.
Choose a color that evokes professionalism; the best choices are white
or cream, though a light gray can also be considered. |
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