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cover ______________ letter evaluated by ____________________________ (Applicant's name) Read your partners cover letter and make suggestions on each of the following elements: Does the applicant use proper letter format with address of person with authority to hire? Does the applicant explain where and how s/ he found out about the position? (optional for this assignment) Does the applicant explain her/his reason...
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cover ______________ letter evaluated by ____________________________ (Applicant's name) Read your partners cover letter and make suggestions on each of the following elements: Does the applicant use proper letter format with address of person with authority to hire? Does the applicant explain where and how s/ he found out about the position? (optional for this assignment) Does the applicant explain her/his reason for being interested in this position? Does the applicant explain his/her key skills and accomplishments? Does the applicant explain how s/he fits the job requirements? the Does applicant highlight some special details that support her/his potential for the job? Does the applicant request an interview? Overall appearance.
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