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Which of the following are true about cover letters? Select all that apply. (1 point) Responses A cover letter should be tailored to meet the objectives of the job you are seeking. A cover letter should be tailored to meet the objectives of the job you are seeking. A cover letter should explain skills you don’t possess. A cover letter should explain skills you don’t possess. A cover letter should be chatty and informal to make the best impression. A cover letter should be chatty and informal to make the best impression. A cover letter should highlight your skills and experience. A cover letter should highlight your skills and experience. A cover letter should describe why you left your former job.

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The following statements about cover letters are true:

  1. A cover letter should be tailored to meet the objectives of the job you are seeking.
  2. A cover letter should highlight your skills and experience.

The other statements are not true:

  • A cover letter should not explain skills you don’t possess; instead, it should focus on your relevant skills and experiences.
  • A cover letter should typically maintain a professional tone rather than being chatty and informal.
  • A cover letter does not necessarily need to describe why you left your former job; this information is usually not required unless specifically relevant to the position or asked in the application process.