Asked by IGotYa
Tasha completed a resume that outlines her education and work background. Her resume listed the time she spent training to become a graphic designer and specific projects she was involved in. If Tasha’s resume includes so much information, why should she also submit a cover letter when applying for a job?
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Tasha’s cover letter is where her previous employment is listed.
Tasha’s cover letter tells why she is right for the specific job she is applying for.
Tasha’s cover letter will include her education and credentials whereas her resume won’t.
Tasha’s cover letter will show her picture which could catch employers’ eyes.
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Tasha’s cover letter tells why she is right for the specific job she is applying for.
Explanation: The resume lists her skills, education, and experience; the cover letter connects those facts to the employer’s needs, explains motivation, and highlights the most relevant accomplishments.
Explanation: The resume lists her skills, education, and experience; the cover letter connects those facts to the employer’s needs, explains motivation, and highlights the most relevant accomplishments.
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