This cover letter introduces the sender and their interest in a position at the recipient's company. It recommends including key reasons why the sender is qualified for the role and company, as well as requesting an interview. The letter also notes the ease of applying formatting from the template and encourages keeping the letter concise rather than lengthy.
This cover letter introduces the sender and their interest in a position at the recipient's company. It recommends including key reasons why the sender is qualified for the role and company, as well as requesting an interview. The letter also notes the ease of applying formatting from the template and encourages keeping the letter concise rather than lengthy.
This cover letter introduces the sender and their interest in a position at the recipient's company. It recommends including key reasons why the sender is qualified for the role and company, as well as requesting an interview. The letter also notes the ease of applying formatting from the template and encourages keeping the letter concise rather than lengthy.
This cover letter introduces the sender and their interest in a position at the recipient's company. It recommends including key reasons why the sender is qualified for the role and company, as well as requesting an interview. The letter also notes the ease of applying formatting from the template and encourages keeping the letter concise rather than lengthy.
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[Your Name]
[Telephone] | [Email address] | [Street Address, City, ST ZIP Code]
[Date]
[Recipient Name] [Title] [Company] [Address] [City, ST ZIP Code]
Dear [Recipient]:
If you’re ready to write, just select this tip text and start typing to replace it with your own. Don’t include space to the right of the characters in your selection.
Apply any text formatting you see in this letter with just a click from the Home tab, in the Styles group.
Wondering what to include in your cover letter? It’s a good idea to include key points about why you’re a great fit for the company and the best choice for the specific job. Of course, don’t forget to ask for the interview—but keep it brief! A cover letter shouldn’t read like a novel, no matter how great a plot you’ve got.
