" == Cover Letter…Don’t Sweat It'''''' == Writing a cover letter to accompany a resume, for some, can conjure up bad memories from high school or college composition class. With sweaty palms, they reach for the Thesaurus and Dictionary. That feeling of uncertainty begins to cloud their thoughts and words as they ponder, ""What do I want to say? Why should they hire me? What makes me a worthwhile candidate?"" My advice to clients who are job searching is to keep it brief and to the point. The individual or team, who is screening the applicants and possibly interviewing as well, have lots of reading to wade through. Brevity, clarity, and appeal for action will help you get
" == Cover Letter…Don’t Sweat It'''''' == Writing a cover letter to accompany a resume, for some, can conjure up bad memories from high school or college composition class. With sweaty palms, they reach for the Thesaurus and Dictionary. That feeling of uncertainty begins to cloud their thoughts and words as they ponder, ""What do I want to say? Why should they hire me? What makes me a worthwhile candidate?"" My advice to clients who are job searching is to keep it brief and to the point. The individual or team, who is screening the applicants and possibly interviewing as well, have lots of reading to wade through. Brevity, clarity, and appeal for action will help you get the