Recruitment Tips: Write Individual Cover Letter

by Pawel Brodzinski on January 17, 2007

A cover letter became a standard in recruitment process. When I read papers from candidates I’m quite sure that for them, the cover letter is much harder to write than the cv. At least for those who don’t send a single version to all companies they’re applying for. I have an advice for you – if you want to send me a copy of your universal resume, don’t bother and send none. You’ll save your time and mine. But when you want to earn some points on papers evaluation stage, invest some time and write personal cover letter addressed to me and my company. You have some details about the company (web site) and job (job offer). You probably have some ideas what you’d do on the position. Your cover letter should address all those information. If your profile and experience can’t cover any of them, think twice if the job is exactly what you’re ready to do. And then think twice if you aren’t accidentally wasting your time.

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Anonymous February 26, 2007 at 2:04 pm

One should take time in preparing a cover letter which picks out the key strenghts that would have been in the CV.

I found this resource which may be helpful
cover letters info

Anonymous January 24, 2008 at 9:39 pm

You can’t even write comprehensible english. How in the hell do YOU evaluate a coverletter.

I suggest you learn to write at least third grade level english.

vernon November 5, 2009 at 9:55 pm

i am also a recruit. i also need a format of cover letter.
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vernon getzler
cover letter

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