| Career-Related.Com Meeting your career related needs |
Resume and Cover Letter Secrets Revealed!
"As seen in the Wall Street Journal's Career Journal, the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Career Magazine, and more!
"This do-it-yourself guide is the 'bible' of résumé writing books online. You can eliminate headaches and find your next job fast by learning exactly how to write résumés and cover letters that get you job interviews! Backed with an unconditional money-back guarantee."
Resume and Cover Letter Secrets Revealed - "This do-it-yourself manual makes writing your own resume and cover letter a breeze ... even for someone who's never written them before!" (Insert your affiliate link in that first underlined sentence.)
ATTENTION -- Marketing, Sales and Management Professionals
Your career could be wiped out ... overnight ... if your resume and cover letter are less than the best. Discover how you can make $18.52 for every $1 you invest in a new resume and cover letter writing guide ... quickly, easily and 100% guaranteed. To find out more, click HERE
How to win your dream job and triumph over the competition.
Give Me 10 Minutes And I'll Have You Writing Resumes No Employer Can Resist!
Impressive Resumes And Cover Letters
The LAZY way to get more job interviews... Introducing the brand new, "Amazing Cover Letter Creator"... does all the writing for you!

Instant Cover Letters! In just 3 1/2 minutes you will have an amazing cover letter guaranteed to cut through YOUR stiffest competition like a hot knife through butter!
Visit the Cover Letter Resource Center for Cover Letter Generators, Tips and Articles related to writing amazing Cover Letters
Copyright © 2000 by Kevin Donlin
In a nutshell, your cover letter should say, "I'm the right person for the job. I have unique skills
and experience that will help your company right away. I hope you're as excited about this as I am."
The accompanying résumé should then prove your case.
Put another way, the cover letter is the advertisement for your résumé.
To get your résumé read, and to get that job interview, your cover letter must do the following six things.
1. Focus on the needs of employers and how you would solve their problems. Employers have problems. That's why they're hiring! Your cover letter should say (although not in so many words): "I'm the answer to your problems."
2. Display knowledge of the company. With the glut of information available on the Internet and most public libraries, you should be able to drop one or two facts/names into your cover letter to show you've done your homework on the company and its products, needs, challenges, etc. If you offer well-researched suggestions that will work right away for a company, they WILL call you.
3. Briefly state your best qualifications AND achievements. Don't spend a lot of time rehashing your résumé. But do include enough tidbits to generate interest in the mind of the reader.
4. Show your enthusiasm about the job. Avoid sounding like 90% of applicants, who say (not in so many words): "Give me a job where I can advance and make more money." Instead, convey this: "I'm excited about the possibility of bringing my skills to work for you."
5. State that you will follow up to schedule an interview. If you politely inform the reader that you'll be calling within a few days to answer any questions and schedule an in-person interview, you set yourself apart from the crowd with your determination and confidence.
6. Keep your letter short and focused. Most letters ramble on in excruciating detail for one or even two full pages. Show respect for the limited time your reader has and limit yourself to four, five or six paragraphs at most.
Best of luck to you!
***********************************************************
For more information, point your browser to http://www.gresumes.com
Subscribe to Employment Dispatch, a free monthly newsletter! ********************************************************
Article by Kevin Donlin of Guaranteed Résumés, a Minneapolis-based résumé service.
Since 1995, Guaranteed Résumés has provided résumés, Internet résumés, cover letters and
job searches for clients in 44 states and 23 countries.
A Killer Secret To Get Your Cover Letter Read!
One Cover Letter Secret You Can't Afford to Miss!
Cover Letter Warning: Watch Out For the BIG BAD WORD!
The Job Offer of Your Dreams Starts With a Cover Letter That Contains an Essential Question
How To Write The Perfect Cover Letter: Be Brief--And Be Gone!
Cover Letter Magic: Four Ways to ASK For A Job Interview–and Get It
Cover Letters SearchFeed
Career Home Page Career Tests Resumes and CV's Cover Letters
Job Search Job Posting Job Interviews Freelance Work at Home
Career Guidance and Counseling
Career Planning and Development
Resources Resource Directory Articles and Reports Recommended Books
Ebooks, CD's & Software Newsletter
Contact About Link Partners Affiliate Program
© COPYRIGHT 2004 -
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED CAREERS-RELATED.COM