- Customize the cover letter so it is unique and related to the position to which you are applying.
- Follow all instructions in the advertisement and/or provided by the Human Resources Department.
- Keep the cover letter to one page.
- At the top, list your address and the date.
- Next, list the employer's (person's) name, if any, the company name and the company address.
- Address the letter to the person's name, if known. Otherwise, don't use a salutation.
- In the first paragraph, state the title of the position and the source of information about the position. Example: "I am applying for the Graphic Artist position advertised in the Boston Globe on February 14, 2007."
- In the second paragraph, briefly describe any related education, work experience, skills and accomplishments.
- In the third paragraph, let the employer know you are available for an interview and to answer questions about your resume.
- End the cover letter with your telephone number and e-mail address.
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