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Resumes & Cover Letters

The Importance Of A Resume Cover Letter

Jun 24th

Posted by admin in Finding A Job

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A good cover letter will get your resume read. A poor one may send your resume into the slush pile.

 

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Get A Job Interview Next Week By Making A Good Cover Letter

May 21st

Posted by admin in General

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HR directors don’t have several hours to read and dissect each resume to ascertain which applicant has the best credentials for the occupation. A cover letter is needed to grab attention.

 

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Job Cover Letters: Don’t Make Them Too Complex

May 5th

Posted by admin in Resumes & Cover Letters

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Job covers letters are essential but many employment seekers often overdo it. Use the letter to your advantage.

 

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Resume Writing That Gets Results

Apr 27th

Posted by admin in Resumes & Cover Letters

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The third sentence should always describe what you accomplished. If you can quantify the value of your work, this is the part of the bullet that should contain numbers or percentages of growth or increase.

 

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