Your cover letter should communicate your interest in and fit for the job concisely by highlighting relevant skills and experiences that match the role in no more than 4 bullet points. It should also express why the company should want you by demonstrating your enthusiasm for and knowledge of their industry, products, services, and recent news in order to showcase your passion and qualifications for the position.
Your cover letter should communicate your interest in and fit for the job concisely by highlighting relevant skills and experiences that match the role in no more than 4 bullet points. It should also express why the company should want you by demonstrating your enthusiasm for and knowledge of their industry, products, services, and recent news in order to showcase your passion and qualifications for the position.
Your cover letter should communicate your interest in and fit for the job concisely by highlighting relevant skills and experiences that match the role in no more than 4 bullet points. It should also express why the company should want you by demonstrating your enthusiasm for and knowledge of their industry, products, services, and recent news in order to showcase your passion and qualifications for the position.
Your cover letter communicates your interest, qualifications, fit, and value to a prospective employer. In other words: Why do you want me? And, why do I want you? Keep it brief and simple.
Why You Want Me
Talk about why you are a match for the job. Highlight relevant skills and experiences as well as demonstrated passion for the sector. Bullet the highlights (no more than 4) for easier reading.
Why I Want You
Express clearly why you are drawn to this company and role. Communicate your enthusiasm. Show your interest by working in your knowledge of the company and industry and its products, services, customers, and recent news.