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How to Annotate Email Cover Letter

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This video is about writing an email cover letter. When you submit your resume for a job by email, you can type your cover letter in the body of the email. A cover letter is never longer than a page. It highlights your interest in the position and details about your skills and experience that demonstrate why you are suited for the position. You can include professional achievements, technical skills, or personal qualities. An email cover letter is usually addressed to the person who is hiring. For example, Dear Akane Matsuki. In the first paragraph, you usually mention the position you are applying for and maybe how you learned about it. You should draw attention to your attached resume. In the second paragraph, you could mention your skills, experience and qualifications that are most relevant to the position. You may want to share details about your achievements at your last or current job. For example: I have learned strategies for working effectively, or I love working with custom

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*Do not use exclamation marks in formal writing!
When your goal is to be seen as a polished and respected professional, youre usually better off skipping the exclamation point altogether. And, while this might make things seem a little colder, more formal, or a touch impersonal, youre smarter to go that route than to get too conversational too fast.
When sending in your resume as an email attachment, you should put the text of your cover letter in the body of your email. The first impression that your application makes on a potential employer is when they open the email.
In terms of punctuation, it doesnt really matter what you use in your cover letter salutations. A comma, a semi-colon or a colon is just fine; this bit is pretty irrelevant. With several good greetings to choose from, dont leave your greeting line blank.
Use single spacing and a consistent font, and format it as a block of text. Include your name, street address, city, state and zip code, phone number, and email address on single-spaced separate lines.
What the Experts Say Do your research first. Before you start writing, find out more about the company and the specific job you want. Focus it on the future. Open strong. Emphasize your personal value. Convey enthusiasm. Watch the tone. Keep it short. Get feedback.
Try to avoid usage of the exclamation points in your work email. Use it only when you need to emphasize something that is important. Think about how your reader might interpret the message when they read it.
Parentheses and Exclamation Marks It is considered poor writing to use exclamation marks, and they are a distraction you dont need in your cover letter. You should never use two or more exclamation marks to create even more emphasis as might be common in informal writing, because that is incorrect usage.

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