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User: Kristen Gomez

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Mistakes Made When Writing There are many mistakes applicants make when writing their cover letter. Being aware of these mistakes can help you to ensure that you do not make them. • Not Customising the Cover Letter – This is a mistake many applicants make. A cover letter needs to be customized according to the employer’s requirements in the job advertisement. The requirements advertised should be incorporated into the cover letter to make sure that the recruiter understands that you are perfect for the job. • Duplicating the Resume – Another resume writing cover letter mistake many applicants do is duplicating exactly what is on the resume in the cover letter. The purpose of the cover letter is to get the recruiter to edit my essay. What is the purpose of the resume if all the information is included in the cover letter? • Lack of Personal Information – Lack of contact information means that you are sloppy and have not proofread the cover letter. Any professional resume writer knows the importance of including personal contact information in the cover letter. In addition, when there is no contact information, if you are selected for an interview, the recruiter will have no idea how to contact you and thus, your resume and cover letter will end up in the rejected pile. • Incorrect Structure and Format – A cover letter, similar to an essay should have at least five paragraphs. It should include an introduction, body paragraphs and a conclusion. Applicants should know exactly what goes into what paragraph.

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