Companies often ask to send a Cover Letter along with the CV, the new post will provide some tips on how to put together your Cover Letter.
Learn how to write your cover letter.
To achieve good results through a Cover Letter, you must write it with subjects that attract attention and motivate the reader to contact you, as it is the space to do your “Personal marketing”
Always include the name and position of the person, or the department to whom you will send the Cover Letter.
And as we already know, the first impression is always the one that lasts. Therefore, pay extra attention to the vocabulary and tone you will adopt in the text.
The Cover Letter must not exceed one page and can be written on good quality bond or letter paper.
The first line of the letter is very important. It must literally capture the recruiter's attention, in addition to being brief and objective.
You can inform your salary expectations and other references, so think carefully about the cover letter template you will choose to apply for a specific position.
Unlike the CV, which must not be signed, the letter must contain your signature at the end.
Structure for a Cover Letter.
1 – addresses a department or person;
2 – make your presentation talking about your qualifications, experiences and your strengths.
3 – explain the objective of the Cover Letter, which particular position or position you applied for,
4 – explain your motivations for working in the company, sector or vacancy, and how your work can contribute to the company;
5 – make yourself available to provide further clarification,
6 – and finally enter your name, telephone number and email.
Good luck!
There is an article on the website G1, with some more tips:
Check out some cover letter templates
