How do you write a cover letter when you apply for a job within the company that you work for?
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Apr 29th, 2010 |
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How do you write a cover letter when you apply for a job within the company that you work for? How long should a cover letter be? What should be included in a resume?
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Your resume should be a history of your education, work career and skills. See microsoft.com templates if you need examples. A cover letter should be short and to the point.
Hiring manager,
I have attached my resume for the opening (name position) Thank you for your consideration.
You can expand in between my mentioning how your qualifications meet the position.