A resume tells employers about your education, experience and strengths. A cover letter is an introduction about you and an explanation as to why you want to work for that employer. Keep it brief. No more than one page.
2006-06-26 14:22:33
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answered by Newt 4
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Yes, I have written many. Remember to keep it (the letter) short.
Two examples below:
Cover Letters - Two Types - Specific and General
Cover letters are necessary when sending your resume in the mail, but remember to keep your cover letter short. A cover letter's purpose is to obtain an interview, not tell a lengthy story. The focus should be on your qualifications, and setting up an interview. There are two types of cover letters - specific and general. The specific cover letter is directed at a specific company, specific person, and position. The specific cover letter personally addresses the company’s needs. It also sends a positive message to the employer that you are truly interested because you took the time to write an individual letter. A general cover letter is often addressed Dear Employer, (with date omitted) and emphasizes your qualifications in hopes that a position will be available to utilize your skills. Please feel free to use any of the cover letter examples below when preparing your own cover letters.
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SALLY B. DOE
7124 S. Decoto Street
Any Town, Any State 36254
Telephone: (815) 879-2680
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January 30, 2006
Mr. Smith - Dir. of Human Resources
Raymond Kate Associates
524 Fair Lane Street
Any City, State 78194
Dear Mr. Smith:
I am responding to your advertisement in The City Tribune (dated 1/20/00), regarding the Pharmaceutical Representative position. Please find enclosed my resume showing my education, experience, and background.
I have over 7 years experience in the sales and marketing field, and 3 years experience as an LPN staff nurse.
Throughout my sales and marketing career I won top sales awards, and trained other sales representative’s specific sales techniques to increase their sales. I enjoy working with the public, as well, demonstrating products, and educating others in their uses. I believe I would excel in pharmaceutical sales because I truly find sales a challenging and rewarding career; as well, my nursing background offers an advantage in better understanding the products I would sell.
May I arrange an interview to further discuss my qualifications? I am available for an interview at a mutually convenient time.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Sally B. Doe
2006-06-26 14:23:10
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answered by Anonymous
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A cover letter is a letter, describing your previous work experience to employers.
This is the format of my letter:
Date
Name
Address
Dear Hiring Manager
I found your ad for the position of ______ on ____________. I have my degree from (your degree here and school here). I majored in (major) and minored in (minor).
Position #1 and description of position
Position #2 and description of the position
Position #3 and description of the position
Contact Information-Email, phone numbers
My resume is enclosed.
Thank you very much for considering my request. I look forward to talking with you.
Sincerely,
(Your name)
2006-06-26 14:26:15
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answered by di12381 5
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