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Cover Letter, What’s Its Purpose?
Just like in the book, ‘Resume, What’s its Purpose?’ the cover letter also has a purpose.
Cover letters are misunderstood. When looking for a job many people copy samples of resumes and cover letters from booklets or templates from job search sites. They create cover letters often guessing what should be in it without questioning why. Do you know the purpose of a cover letter?
Do you know: what a cover letter is, who it’s for, and how long it should be? Do you know why you should or should not meet all the qualifications? Do you know what content should be in a cover letter and its important paragraphs? Do you know how the reader determines if you are overqualified, under qualified or the right person for the job? Do you know the major misunderstood ‘words’ that impact cover letters and resumes?
This Book is intended to:
• Help individuals write a purposeful cover letter to find enjoyable employment.
• Assist the reader of a cover letter in how to recognize and match an individual’s skills, abilities, and experiences; to a job description, and its responsibilities.
• Assist people who help or train others to develop cover letters.
You will learn:
• The purpose of a cover letter, what specific information should be included, and why.
• How to describe your past job responsibilities, so the reader will be able to assess your level of skills, abilities, experience, and knowledge for the job.
• The three most important paragraphs of a cover letter.
• How to write a winning cover letter.
This book provides the secret to having a winning cover letter. It explains what information should be in the cover letter along with my rationale for its importance. With this revolutionary process, readers of your cover letter will be able to access your unique skills, abilities, and experience, but more importantly, your level of skill, ability, and experience. Get the answers to these questions and many more in ‘Cover Letter, What’s Its Purpose?
Ebooks are available through [btn text="Amazon" tcolor=#FFF bcolor=#2d5c88 thovercolor=#000 link="http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00X4M28OCAmazon" target="_self"]
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Resume, What’s Its Purpose (Digital Download)
Resume, What’s Its Purpose?
For people who must write, read, and help others to develop resumes.
Introduction
Resumes are often misunderstood. Some people say they should be one, two, three or more pages. Others say they should be job specific. Still other people say they should or shouldn’t include an objective, activities, hobbies, enjoyments, etc.
Many people who want to create or write a resume often guess what should be on a resume without questioning why.
Then, there are the readers of resumes: people whose job it is to find people to fill positions in companies and organizations (interviewers, human resource representatives); people who are looking to create jobs around your unique skills, abilities, and experience (job developers); and people who want to know more about you so they can help you.
Then, there are people who teach or assist others to develop resumes. Many say things such as, only focus on accomplishments over the past ten years, do not include dates be-cause they reveal your age, and the employer only wants to see, etc., without understanding how they themselves and the employer representative (interviewers, human resource representatives) developed their own skills, abilities, and experiences.
In reality, a resume is only a piece of paper, but what’s on that paper can alter your life and open the door to new employment opportunities.
Our resume workshops have helped thousands of individuals to find enjoyable employment while satisfying employer productivity needs.
Our intent is to:
• Help individuals who must or want to write a resume, to find enjoyable employment by having a purposeful resume.
• Assist those who read resumes to recognize how to match an individual’s skills, abilities, interests, and experiences to compatible jobs.
• Assist people who help or train others to learn how to develop resumes with a purpose.
This booklet will clarify:
• What a resume is.
• The purpose of a resume.
• How to use a resume.
• The type of resume to use.
• What content to include in a resume.
You will learn:
• The purpose and rationale for why specific information should be included in a resume.
• How the reader of a resume matches one’s experience, skills, and abilities with job titles, job descriptions, and compatible jobs.
• How to describe yourself on paper so the reader will be able to assess your level of experience, skills, abilities, and potential employment opportunities.
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Cover Letter, What’s Its Purpose? (Digital Download)
Just like in the book, ‘Resume, What’s its Purpose?’ the cover letter also has a purpose.
Cover letters are misunderstood. When looking for a job many people copy samples of resumes and cover letters from booklets or templates from job search sites. They create cover letters often guessing what should be in it without questioning why. Do you know the purpose of a cover letter?
Do you know: what a cover letter is, who it’s for, and how long it should be? Do you know why you should or should not meet all the qualifications? Do you know what content should be in a cover letter and its important paragraphs? Do you know how the reader determines if you are overqualified, under qualified or the right person for the job? Do you know the major misunderstood ‘words’ that impact cover letters and resumes?
This Book is intended to:
• Help individuals write a purposeful cover letter to find enjoyable employment.
• Assist the reader of a cover letter in how to recognize and match an individual’s skills, abilities, and experiences; to a job description, and its responsibilities.
• Assist people who help or train others to develop cover letters.
You will learn:
• The purpose of a cover letter, what specific information should be included, and why.
• How to describe your past job responsibilities, so the reader will be able to assess your level of skills, abilities, experience, and knowledge for the job.
• The three most important paragraphs of a cover letter.
• How to write a winning cover letter.
This book provides the secret to having a winning cover letter. It explains what information should be in the cover letter along with my rationale for its importance. With this revolutionary process, readers of your cover letter will be able to access your unique skills, abilities, and experience, but more importantly, your level of skill, ability, and experience. Get the answers to these questions and many more in ‘Cover Letter, What’s Its Purpose?
Resume, What’s Its Purpose
Résumé, What’s Its Purpose?
For people who must write, read, and help others to develop résumés.
Introduction
Résumés are often misunderstood. Some people say they should be one, two, three or more pages. Others say they should be job specific. Still other people say they should or shouldn’t include an objective, activities, hobbies, enjoyments, etc.
Many people who want to create or write a résumé often guess what should be on a rés-umé without questioning why.
Then, there are the readers of résumés: people whose job it is to find people to fill posi-tions in companies and organizations (interviewers, human resource representatives); people who are looking to create jobs around your unique skills, abilities, and experience (job developers); and people who want to know more about you so they can help you.
Then, there are people who teach or assist others to develop résumés. Many say things such as, only focus on accomplishments over the past ten years, do not include dates be-cause they reveal your age, and the employer only wants to see, etc., without understanding how they themselves and the employer representative (interviewers, hu-man resource representatives) developed their own skills, abilities, and experiences.
In reality, a résumé is only a piece of paper, but what’s on that paper can alter your life and open the door to new employment opportunities.
Our résumé workshops have helped thousands of individuals to find enjoyable employ-ment while satisfying employer productivity needs.
Our intent is to:
• Help individuals who must or want to write a résumé, to find enjoyable employ-ment by having a purposeful résumé.
• Assist those who read résumés to recognize how to match an individual’s skills, abilities, interests, and experiences to compatible jobs.
• Assist people who help or train others to learn how to develop résumés with a purpose.
This booklet will clarify:
• What a résumé is.
• The purpose of a résumé.
• How to use a résumé.
• The type of résumé to use.
• What content to include in a résumé.
You will learn:
• The purpose and rationale for why specific information should be included in a résumé.
• How the reader of a résumé matches one’s experience, skills, and abilities with job titles, job descriptions, and compatible jobs.
• How to describe yourself on paper so the reader will be able to assess your level of experience, skills, abilities, and potential employment opportunities.
Ebooks are available through [btn text="Amazon" tcolor=#FFF bcolor=#2d5c88 thovercolor=#000 link="1. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0081TWPZA" target="_self"]
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