Best practice for beginning your Cover Letter is to address the person your resume or application (along with your Cover Letter) will be sent to. LawDepot's Cover Letter allows you to begin by addressing an individual. If you are unsure who your information will be sent to, you can simply use a generic greeting, such as To Whom It May Concern.
Our questionnaire will take you through the following elements to include in the body of your cover letter:
- What job or position you are applying for, as well as your name
- Information about any professional skills or abilities that are appropriate for the job
- Your contact information
- The date your cover letter will be signed and sent out
In addition to this information, be sure to include any other relevant information about yourself that would be applicable to the job you are applying for.
For example, someone applying for a sales position might point out that they won an award at their last job for being a top seller for the last business quarter. Or, a writer applying for a technology-based writing job might refer to their published works that are related to that position.
The goal is to include relevant content in your Cover Letter that will help you stand out compared to other applicants.