The cover letter. Perhaps the most controversial job search
document. Okay, if not the most controversial then it’s at least the one
that annoys people most. “What should I put in it?” “Do I really need
to include this?” “Will anyone actually read this?” “What’s the point if
I’m including my resume?”
Personally speaking, I always recommend including a cover letter, especially if the job is related to communications, marketing or any profession that relies upon you being well-spoken and having exceptional writing abilities.
Similar to the résumé infographic we created to show you the before and after, here is our infographic on cover letters and how to make one that is eye-catching to a hiring manager.
Based on your questions, we put together this wondrous–yes, wondrous–infographic, which you can click on to see the full version.
Hear employers’ advice on how to write a great cover letter:
Personally speaking, I always recommend including a cover letter, especially if the job is related to communications, marketing or any profession that relies upon you being well-spoken and having exceptional writing abilities.
Similar to the résumé infographic we created to show you the before and after, here is our infographic on cover letters and how to make one that is eye-catching to a hiring manager.
Based on your questions, we put together this wondrous–yes, wondrous–infographic, which you can click on to see the full version.
Hear employers’ advice on how to write a great cover letter: