(In certain cases, if the employer requests this, or you are in a very formal and/or traditional industry, you might attach a cover letter document to your email.) When emailing your resume, your email usually serves as a cover letter it explains why you're sending your resume. You can and likely should send a follow up email afterward to emphasize your interest and thank the employer for their time in talking with you. A letter doesn't apply to that situation. In person, you have a conversation, so you're talking to the employer about why you're interested in their job, and offering your resume. A cover letter is personalized and individualized to the employer. If you are submitting your resume online (sometimes to an employer's Applicant Tracking System, called ATS a thing that's good to know about), do what the employer instructs! If there are no instruction, a cover letter can help. If you are speaking to an employer at a career fair (or other event), no. If you're sending your resume via email, yes.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesCategories |