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Choosing the right format for your CV or résumé is crucial if you want to present yourself in the best possible light. The best way to set out your CV depends on both your past experience and your next move.
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First things first, a good resume' cover letter must be able to answer the basic question of why you should be hired in the first place. The fact of the matter is that a resume' cover letter must be able to grab the attention of the employers enough for them to be able to have a good and valid reason that you stand out of all the other applicants.
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Your cover letter must reflect you as an employee. It should pretty much tell the possible employer why he should hire you. It should get his attention and clearly pinpoint why you excel amidst the other applicants.
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Right out of college, I was under a false impression that landing a job wouldn't be as complicated as landing on the moon. I watched my friends - the business majors and teaching majors - entertain offers from various companies and establishments, while I - the English major - began to realize that the literature firms of our nation were 1) not hiring and 2) not actually in existence.
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A cover letter is a one-page letter which is sent out with a résumé or CV when you are replying to a job advertisement or when you are contacting a company on spec to enquire about possible unadvertised vacancies.
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