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Return To Resume FAQ Archive   Search the Archives What should my cover letter say? Answered By Ron Erolia Cover letters general purpose is to give interests to employers so that they could schedule you for an interview. You need to find time to research the company to determine how you are going to attract your reader's interest writing a letter convincing a prospective employer that your background matches the company needs. Cover letters acts as a sales letter, targeting your credentials to a prospective market so you need to accomplish several goals in your letter. - Give insights to readers about your personality showing how you will fit into the organization. - Use key terms from job description or ad that are clearly significant to your background. - Good letter structuring to give emphasis to these goals: - Clarify your purpose in writing to build the reader's interest in the opening paragraph of the letter. - Persuade the readers that you have the skills and abilities useful to the company. This is expressed in the body of the letter. - Request for an interview incorporated with a strong reminder to the employer about his benefits upon scheduling the interview. keywords: Resume | Interview | Job | Cover Letter | Employment Accounting Resume Sample

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