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Thursday 19 February 2015

Bharat Employment Customer Care | Bharatemployment.com | Cover Letter



Writing a cover letter can seem like a difficult task. After all, cover letters makes some sort of a request - whether for an interview or more information - and are generally addressed to someone you haven't met before.
1.   The application letter which responds to a known job opening
2.   The prospecting letter which inquires about possible positions
3.   The networking letter which requests information and assistance in your job search
Application letters are an important part of the job package you send to the employer. Your resume will necessarily outline your relevant work history, qualifications and specific details about your job duties whereas the cover letter will generally contain more personal information and will include your reasons for applying for the position.
A Prospecting letter, also known as A letter of interest or inquiry letter, is sent to prospective employers that may be hiring, but haven't listed a specific job opening to apply for.
Your letter should contain information on why the company interests you and why your skills and experience would be an asset to the company. Also provide information on how you will follow up and how the employer can contact you.
This job-hunting tool lets you reach out to friends, friends of friends and professional contacts, asking for job leads, career advice, referrals and introductions. The letter's focus is not to ask your contacts for a job, but to request their assistance in your job search by connecting you with people or opportunities.

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