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It looks like you need to have another resume. A resume should focus on your strengths and achievements to impress a prospective employer.

2007-01-12 09:00:20 · answer #1 · answered by SEO 3 · 0 0

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by "experience letter," but if you're referring to a cover letter, then it's pretty standard.

A cover letter's main purpose is to get the employer to consider hiring you and to get them to look at your resume for more detail.

It's a short and sweet overview of your background and why you're right for employment

Here are the main sections and info you should put into it:

1) 1st paragraph: The job title or type of work you're seeking, and how you heard about the position. FYI, many applicants leave out the part about how they heard about the job, but employers like this because it helps them track their advertising dollars. I may have advertisied this job in multiple spots, and your telling me which one you saw it in helps me determine whether I should continue advertising in that source.

2) 2nd and possibly 3rd paragraphs: Overview of your background, experience, and skills. KEY is to keep this short. Employers are very busy and don't have the time to read lengthy letters. And you've got to impress them enough in this section to have them say "I like this person and want to know more!".

3) Last paragraph: Your thanks, your willingness to come for an interview and discuss your background in more detail, and how you may be reached (phone, message, email, etc.).

2007-01-12 18:42:57 · answer #2 · answered by msoexpert 6 · 0 0

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