1. What does the video explain about cover letter?

Answer : A cover letter is a one-page document you might send to employers with your
resume to apply for jobs. Typically, a cover letter’s format is three paragraphs long
and includes information like why you are applying for the position, a brief overview
of your professional background and what makes you uniquely qualified for the job.
While some employers might require a cover letter to apply, others might make it
optional or exclude it from your application entirely.
2. Based on the video, why is cover letter important?
Answer : Cover letter is important because including information like why you are applying
for the position, a brief overview of your professional background and what makes
you uniquely qualified for the job.
3. What should you write in cover letter?
Answer : Date
Your Name
Your Address
Your City, State, Zip Code
Your Phone Number
Your Email Address
4. What should be included in opening paragraph?
Answer : The opening paragraph is your chance to catch the hiring manager’s attention,
introduce yourself and enthusiastically tell the employer why you’re applying for the
job. You’ll want to make this paragraph specific to each job listing you apply for.
Include why you’re excited about the job and the company, and how the job lines up
with your career goals. Avoid making this paragraph sound formulaic by including
keywords from the job posting and matching your skills to the employer’s
requirements.
5. What should be included in middle paragraph?
Answer : The middle paragraph, it’s time to dig into your most relevant experience and talk
about the specific qualifications and skills that make you the perfect candidate. In
one or two paragraphs, make the connection between your previous accomplishments
and your readiness for this new role. Think of these paragraphs as a way to pitch
yourself as the ideal match for the role. Employers will likely have read your resume
already, so avoid repeating the bullet points. Instead, include details that more deeply
illustrate those highlights.