It’s no secret: your job search can be a drag. And it can be very draining on your psyche. Maybe if we go in-depth to see what really is all involved in a job search and what it entails, it’ll help you gain perspective.
The Mental Preparation
Yep, you have to be in the right frame of mind for a job search. If you’re not then it can mean a very stressful and tense time for you. It can also cause you not to put your best work into your job search.
The main target of cover letter writing is to motivate the reader to do action in relation to the proposal or the topic being introduced. Cover letter reveals something that of interest to the reader. This cover letter will then be the basis for the reader and the writer to have a deeper business relationship with each other.
In cover letter writing, the introduction should go directly on the main purpose. That if you are making a cover sales letter, state in the introduction the benefits a person will get in availing your products and services. The same should be done if you are sending a sales cover letter to a business institution.
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Your resume & cover letter could each be exciting, persuasive, and filled with specific achievements that grab the reader from start to finish, but if the person reading them can’t reach you, then what’s the point of even sending these documents?
This is what I stressed in part one of this article, sharing with you a tragic story of a great candidate for employment who’s contact information was incorrect, making her totally unreachable. You may be wondering, well shouldn’t they have tried contacting her by mail? Sure, we could have. But placing incorrect contact information on her own resume was a blatant error, and a huge mark against her. If she couldn’t even submit a clean, organized resume for us to look over, with her correct phone number, then what other errors would she continue to make if she were hired?