Cover Letters

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By Mike 2 comments
When you send out your resume make sure a cover letter accompanies it. Here are some tips to spruce that cover letter up and reallyt get you noticed... more »
By amylaine 12 comments
Working at home is a goal for many people. For every real work at home job opening there are always thousands more applicants then job openings. If you really want to work at home as an employee you must raise above the competition. One way to ... more »
By amylaine 9 comments
When job markets are tight many employers are reluctant to post a job opening. When a high number of applicants are looking for job an employer may be overwhelmed with applicants coming in and out of the office. This can interfere with their ... more »
By PaulM 1 comments
There are many ways you can stand out from the crowd, beat out the competition, and get hired!.. more »
By Ron Auerbach 3 comments
From the author of the upcoming book, "Think Like an Interviewer: Your Job-Hunting Guide to Success," comes this article on how to do a cover letter for project management jobs... more »
By mlstevens 0 comments
Cover letters can make or break a person being short-listed for an interview. Think of the cover letter as a marketing tool--you will use it to showcase your qualifications for the position and to "sell" yourself to the prospective employer. A ... more »
By Therese Haberman 1 comments
If you want to know what not to do on a resume, please read this... more »
By Therese Haberman 4 comments
Want to write a winning resume? Here's what you need to do... more »
By Cougar1002 1 comments
When writing a resume, you need to be careful of with overused words and phrases. Probably the best way approach this issue is to put yourself in the position of a hiring manager or HR employee. Can you imagine trying to search through a stack ... more »
By amylaine 5 comments
When applying for a job online many companies require a resume to be sent by email. However, due to computer viruses many do not accept attachments to an email. If you send your resume as a attachment many Human Resource Managers will delete ... more »
By ehowNellie 2 comments
Everyone knows that the first step toward landing the job of your dreams is wowing them with your resume. Unfortunately not everyone knows how to do that... more »
By messytanka 3 comments
Jump-starting your career as a freelance writer can seem incredibly difficult and terrifying. But if you are willing to work hard at it, you will have an incredible resume in just a few years! Here are a few tips to help start you out... more »
By amylaine 2 comments
Highly competitive job positions can have hundreds sometimes thousands of applicants. Have you ever wondered how they filter through the resumes. Many completive companies use resume scanning software. In this case, all the resumes are scanned ... more »
By eHow Careers & Work Editor 0 comments
Occasionally, when applying for a job, a research position, internship or grant (among other opportunities), you will be asked to create a cover letter and resumé online. When you write a cover letter online, you should stick to the basics, but ... more »
By eHow Careers & Work Editor 0 comments
The competition for scholarships gets tougher each year with more people going to college. If a student wishes to gain a scholarship, the cover letter is the first thing a scholarship committee will see. There are some basic keys that people ... more »
By Ron Auerbach 0 comments
As someone who's taught accounting and job-hunting, and has an upcoming book, I'll show you how to put together a winning accounting cover letter... more »
By eHow Careers & Work Editor 0 comments
A cover letter is your first chance to make a good impression. That makes how you address it a very important part of that impression. When given a name to direct your resume to, the answer is simple. Unfortunately, it isn't always that easy and ... more »
By PakehaC 2 comments
Ever wonder why you were never called after submitting a resume? Do you want to know how to apply for a job so that you will make it through the first cut? There are simple things you can do to get your resume noticed!.. more »
By chaddie01 0 comments
Sites that will get you a job in a telecommute position!.. more »
By Ursula Anderson 3 comments
"Got" is like a pernicious weed. It is only useful because it has taken the place of better, more specific, more interesting and evocative words. Improve your writing simply by eliminating this upstart usurper... more »
By Kathleen Rake 0 comments
Always include a tailored cover letter with your résumé. Yes, your résumé is a summary of your qualifications, but your cover letter is your sales pitch to the employer. Your letter will be more effective when ... more »
By Ron Auerbach 0 comments
From the author of the upcoming book, "Think Like an Interviewer: Your Job Hunting Guide to Success," comes this article on how to write a cover letter for nursing jobs... more »
By Psalmist4M 3 comments
Writing a cover letter is more important than some are lead to believe. A resume without a cover letter may be overlooked or completely ignored by a hiring manager. This is a reflection of your first impression. Here's how to make it a good one... more »
By eHow Careers & Work Editor 0 comments
Working in the banking world requires an acute sense of timing, as well as excellent management skills. When you write a cover letter as part of your application for a banking job, you should try to reflect these requirements and your ... more »
By Kristy Pruitt 1 comments
Those who write for the Internet often seek jobs online. It's a good strategy, because many webmasters who need writers conduct their job searches on the web. They usually ask for resumes to be sent via email. The fact that you're sending your ... more »