Just like the late, great Rodney Dangerfield, the “humble” cover letter gets no respect.Job-seekers spend so much time and energy on their resumes they’ve got nothing left to offer their poor, neglected cover letters.Big, BIG mistake! It is the well-written cover letter not the resume that can single-handedly land you more job interviews. The cover letter is your one chance to really “market” yourself to an employer using proven marketing strategies rarely found in the typical cover letter (Jimmy Sweeney).
Surely, writing a great cover letter is not an easy task. We should choose an appropriate word, sentence, layout, font etc. a beautiful combination of all that factors would give you more chance to get hired!. Here in cover-letter-sample.org, you could find a lot of cover letter sample from various job field. All is free. That would make you easier to start your own great bulletproof cover letter.
If you would like to contribute, please send your cover letter to COVER.LETTER.SAMPLE@GMAIL.COM. I will upload it soon.
(arismawan - webmaster)
December 28th, 2007
To:
Human Resources Management
PT. TRANS INFOMEDIA
Dear Sir/Madame,
My exceptional communication skills allow me either to distill complex technical information into customer requirements, or define customer requirements and then apply the appropriate technology. As a result, your firm will set a new standard in customer satisfaction. My experience with multiple vehicles for conveying information—such as web, multimedia presentations, and video —will enable you to serve a broader client base more cost-effectively.
I am a quick study and have educated myself on subjects from mechanical engineering to wide range of digital graphic design and computer art.
Currently, I am responsible for delivering high technology website which combining art and latest technology. My right-brain creativity would welcome the opportunity to meet in person and explore the opportunities my unique strengths will bring to Digital.
I will call you shortly to schedule an appointment.
Sincerely,
Dian Kurnia