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Job Hunting Cover Letters:     more books (110)

7 Minute Cover Letters: Build the Perfect Cover Letter One 7-Minute Lesson at a Time by Arco, 2000-05-15 How to Write Successful Cover Letters (Vgm How to Series) by Eric R. Martin, Karyn E. Langhorne, 1994-04 A Professional Approach to Resumes and Cover Letters: Guide to Writing the Best Resume Ultimate Job Search: Invaluable Advice on Networking, CVs, Cover Letters, Interviews, Psychometric Tests and Follow-Up Strategies by Lynn Williams, 2009-04 Polished: Adding Shine to Your Resume, Cover Letter, and Interview Skills by R. Scott Morris, 2010-02-20 Killer Cover Letters and Resumes! The WetFeet Insider Guide (Wetfeet Insider Guides) by WetFeet Staff, 2003-09 Job Interviews For Dummies by Joyce Lain Kennedy, 2008-01-03 Nail the Cover Letter!: Great Tips for Creating Dynamite Cover Letters by Ron Krannich, 2005-06-24 What Color Is Your Parachute? Guide to Job-Hunting Online, Sixth Edition: Career Sites, Cover Letters, Gateways, Getting Interviews, Job Search Engines, ... Posting Resumes, Research Sites, and more by Mark Emery Bolles, Richard N. Bolles, 2011-05-17 How to Get Hired Today! (Vgm How to Series) by George E. Kent, 1991-01 2009 Sell Yourself On Paper With A Competitive Résumé-Cover-Letter Combination: The Ultimate Guide To Getting A Job! by David Francis Curran, 2009-02-26 Dynamite Cover Letters: And Other Great Job Search Letters by Ronald L. Krannich, 1994-09 Get the Interview Every Time: Fortune 500 Hiring Professionals' Tips for Writing Winning Resumes and Cover Letters by Brenda Greene, 2004-04-01 Great Resumes If You Are Over 50 by Jeff Altman, 2010-04-10

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81. LIScareer.com -- The Librarian & Information Professional's Career Development C
    Making Your cover Letter Work for You. (LIScareer, Mar 2002); Bliss, Laurel. TheInfo Pro s Survival Guide to job hunting. (Infotoday.com, July 2002); Murray  
    http://www.liscareer.com/jobhunting.htm
    
    Extractions: Job Hunting the job market; resume writing; cover letters; references; interviewing; portfolios; marketing yourself; assessing potential employers; negotiating contracts or salaries; resigning a job; dealing with termination; and more. Interested in writing an article on this topic? Contact Priscilla Advice Websites Print Resources Advice Allen, Tiffany Eatman and Richard A. Murray. " Making Your Cover Letter Work for You ." ( LIScareer , Mar 2002) Bliss, Laurel. “ Interviewing at Academic Libraries. ” (Feb 2004) Block, Karla J. " Surviving (and Even Impressing!) the Search Committee ." ( LIScareer Nov 2003) Cunningham, Nancy. " In Search of an Emotionally Healthy Library ." ( LIScareer , Dec 2001) Dickinson, Thad. “ Relocating: the Beginning of a Great Adventure .” (Feb 2004) Foster, Janet. "

82. Job Hunting / Jobsearching / How To Find A Job By Alec.co.uk Uk
    use an A4 envelope for sending your CV and cover letter, as folding 1. Letter writing. improveyour CV / resume, salary negotiation tips, job hunting secrets.  
    http://www.alec.co.uk/jobsearch/advert.htm
    
    Extractions: The secrets revealed. Vacancies are advertised in a wide range of publications from national daily papers such as The Times, The Financial Times, The Telegraph, The Guardian and The Independent, to local and regional daily/weekly papers. There are also regional and national papers devoted solely to jobs. Consult your local newsagent to find out which papers are available in your area. If you are planning to move to a new area you may want to get the local/regional papers from that area as well. Jobs are also advertised in journals/trade magazines for your profession/industry and you should subscribe to these publications if possible. Subscription is often free if you are already in the profession/industry. As well as carrying job vacancies, there will also be news on which companies are expanding and those which have won new contracts - you may want to approach these companies (see the section on speculative applications and networking below). Other places where you will find job vacancies advertised include your local job centre, teletext and radio 'job spots'. Job Centres may well not have any advertisements for the sort of job you are looking for, but it costs nothing to look!

83. Careers And Jobs Print Resources
    Also see HPL eBooks on job hunting Career Development. Books onResumes. The Quick Resume cover Letter Book HF5383 .F32 2000.  
    http://www.hartfordpl.lib.ct.us/careers_and_jobs_resources-print.htm
    
    Extractions: Make HPL your homepage! The Hartford Public Library has an extensive collection of print resources that is available to check out or to use in the Library. The resume guides have sample formats for a variety of job seekers. There are resume guides for your first job, a job or career change or specialized fields. In addition, there are books with sample cover letters with tips on when and how to send them. For those of you who already have an interview pending, our company history guides will help prepare you for this critical stage in your job search. Careers

84. NAESP : Strategies For A Job-Hunting Principal
    jobhunting for a principalship doesn?t have to be a stressful experience The FirstImpression Your cover letter and resum?introduce you to your prospective  
    http://www.naesp.org/ContentLoad.do?contentId=971

85. Job Hunting Tips
    career goals, and you need to do this before writing your resume and cover letteror obtaining The information you gather will help you focus on your job search  
    http://candocareer.com/job-search-tips/job-hunting-tips.htm
    
    Extractions: Approximately 85% of Job Opportunities are Never Advertised You MUST find the hidden job market in order to attain career success. We have provided job search tips designed to show you the basics of accessing hidden job markets through networking, professional associations, volunteering, and company/industry research. Networking consists of connecting with a wide variety of individuals who may be able to help with your job hunt and career planning. Network with people at a higher level so you can discover what type of jobs might interest you. Discover which skills and experiences are relevant to those jobs. Practice your interpersonal skills to increase your visibility in the field and uncover hidden markets. Ask questions and seek answers. Avoid staying hidden in your house. Get out often to meet new people. Rarely will a job come to you- you need to listen and seize opportunities wherever they exist. Join an association in whatever field interests you and become an active member. Meet as many members as possible to learn about the industry and uncover possible opportunities. Surf the Internet and find the association's website to learn about conferences and other events you can participate in. Talk to someone in the field you are interested in and interview them (if possible) for information about the position and industry.

86. BankTech's - IT Career Center
    takes on some of the work world s hottest new issues, such as jobhunting on the andcopious examples will show how to create a dynamic cover letter for any  
    http://itcareer.banktech.com/candidates/careerguide_letterwritingguide/page07.as
    
    Extractions: Books on Letter Writing Books on Letter Writing Other Sources of Information Synopsis: Everything you need to create a stunningly effective cover letter. The first edition of this popular book helped tens of thousands of job-hunters dress up their resumes and job applications with the kind of dynamic, informative letters that employers respond to. And respond they didwith interviews, job offers, and praise. Now, this updated, expanded edition takes on some of the work world's hottest new issues, such as job-hunting on the Internet, as well as rock-solid basics readers have come to depend on. The simple, step-by-step instructions and copious examples will show how to create a dynamic cover letter for any position...a letter that can: help you tap the "hidden market" where 80 percent of the good jobs can be found

87. Poynter Online - Job Hunting Step-By-Step
    Your cover letter has to do a lot in a small space apply for a job and show whyyou merit consideration. You can find more examples and other jobhunting  
    http://www.poynter.org/column.asp?id=52&aid=24086

88. Ten Speed Press - All Products - Dynamic Cover Letters
    The first edition of DYNAMIC cover letters helped over 100,000 jobhunters dressup their resumes and job applications with the kind of spirited, informative  
    http://www.tenspeedpress.com/catalog/all/item.php3?id=1089

89. CareerLab - The FIRST And BEST Cover Letters On The Internet
    The FIRST and BEST cover letters on the Internet. Full text of 348page cover letter book. 250 examples. Writing tips. REAL results. JUMP TO A TOPIC - About cover letters ! About the Author  
    http://www.careerlab.com/letters

90. HTML Router To Quintessential Careers: Career And Job Link Resources
    A collection of career and jobrelated Websites that have loads of career links, one small part of our vast collection of career and job resources. job-hunting Tools Search for jobs Career  
    http://www.stetson.edu/~rhansen/linkres.html

91. CareerJournal | Job-Hunting Advice -- Resume, Interview And Networking Tips
    A guide for job seekers with fresh, creative solutions to today s jobhuntingchallenges from the editors and readers of CareerJournal.com.  
    http://www.careerjournal.com/jobhunting/

92. The Riley Guide: Employment Opportunities And Job Resources On The Internet
    Margaret Riley Dikel is the preeminent expert on Internet job hunting.And the Riley Guide is an invaluable tool for savvy job  
    http://www.rileyguide.com/
    
    Extractions: Skip to the Navigation Links Celebrating 10 years as a free online information resource (February 1994)! New this week: Personal Assistants and History / Classics What's New June 4, 2004 Prepare to Search Execute a Campaign Job Listings! A-Z Index ... How to Get Listed This marker at the top and bottom of each page will always bring you back to the above list. The Riley Guide is here to guide you through the many online sites and services that are useful for your job search. We do not post jobs nor resumes, we don't review resumes, and we cannot forward them to others on your behalf. We will happily consider linking to your website if it provides job leads or other helpful information for job seekers. "This is the best by far. If I could only go to one gateway job site on the Web, this would be it." Richard Bolles, JobHuntersBible.com "The Riley Guide is a tremendous online resource for anyone seeking employment or career-related information. Margaret Riley Dikel has done a masterful job editing, organizing and delivering this best-in-class resource. If you're searching for a great career resource make this your starting point."

93. JobAsia- Job Hunting Tips
    make a mistake. Therefore, a final look Have you enclosed your coverletter or your resume in the envelope? more job hunting Tips.  
    http://www.jobasia.com/sys/focus/offhr_0316.shtm
    
    Extractions: Wency Kwok A fter an enjoyable job search in JobAsia, you may have nailed down all your targeted jobs. Now you move on to the next step - preparing your resume and cover letter to get yourself into the position of being invited for an interview. Look up our past topics in Focus for the tips of Building a Successful Resume . Write your cover letter using the checklist below to ensure giving a good first impression to your prospective employer. Read the job ad carefully and pay special attention to the person your application is addressed to. Don't take it for granted and address "Dear Sir" when it's obviously a female recipient. It looks even worse when you address "Dear Human Resources Manager" but the ad says to the "General Manager". It's only the start of the letter and you don't want the reader to stop there and discard your application. Make sure you are naming the job correctly. You may be applying for a few positions at the same time but don't mix up. Have the Position in bold to catch the reader's attention so that he or she won't get mixed up either. Making the recruiters' job easier is not your duty but you should do everything possible to get your application to stand out from all the rest. Do include the job reference number if you are requested to do so.

94. Joan Lloyd At Work
    Often, job hunters spend their time and money writing and printing theirresumes but then ruin it all with a poorly written cover letter.  
    http://www.joanlloyd.com/articles/open.asp?art=459.htm

95. Classified Post Online
    Now, however, the Internet is doing to onepage resumes what it has done to personalletters and travel Internet job hunting can bring on its own headaches.  
    http://www.classifiedpost.com/jsarticle.php?lcid=HK.EN&arttype=APPL&artsection=C

96. Vault Job Search
    Creative job hunting Tips For A Slowing Economy Page 1 of 2, Next Page . employment. So here are some fresh job hunting ideas. Brand U.  
    http://www.vault.com/nr/newsmain.jsp?nr_page=3&ch_id=421&article_id=5540702&list

97. CollegeJournal | Resume Advice
    The marketing consultant often lends her own eyes, serving as an informalcoverletter coach for job-hunting friends and relatives.  
    http://www.collegejournal.com/jobhunting/resumeadvice/20040413-lublin.html
    
    Extractions: Staff Reporter of The Wall Street Journal From The Wall Street Journal Online Eager to snare a hot job opening, you quickly scribble a cover letter and attach it to your flawless résumé. Too bad. You probably just blew your chance to be hired. Your hastily written missive missed the mark and you misspelled the target company's name. A great cover letter is the golden key to any job search. Yet despite a glut of advice books and Web sites, an estimated 85% of cover letters are so flawed that senders never land an interview, career coaches say. Even experts err. An "ideal" letter sent to me by one career counselor contained this sentence fragment in the first paragraph: "With a great deal of interest." Looking elsewhere for how to craft a compelling cover letter, I turned to Lisa Jacobson, a frustrated small-business owner, and Deborah J. Storz, a marketing specialist whom she hired last spring. Their sage advice may be worth heeding as the employment rebound gathers speed.

98. Job Hunting - The Mind Tools Guide To Finding Your Ideal Job
    This job hunting guide gives you a powerful process for researching careers, writing an excellent resume, searching for jobs, succeeding at interviews and  
    http://www.mindtools.com/JobHunting/JobHunting.htm
    
    Extractions: Store Search Newsletter Downloads ... Affiliates Job Hunting Section Contact Us Subscribe to our Newsletter Contacts Page Advertisers Affiliates Link Requests Permission Requests Mind Tools Newsletters Practical Creativity Creativity Tools Page Introduction to Creativity Techniques Reversal - improving products or services Brainstorming - generating many radical ideas Reframing Matrix - generating different perspectives Concept Fan - widening the search for solutions Random Input - making creative leaps Provocation - carrying out thought experiments DO IT - a simple process for creativity Simplex - an integrated problem solving process Creativity Book Store Time Management Time Management Page Introduction to Time Management Costing your time Deciding work priorities Activity Logs - seeing how you really spend your time Action Plans - small scale planning Prioritised To Do Lists - the key to efficiency Personal Goal Setting - planning to achieve Effective Scheduling - Planning the best use of time Time Management Products Reviewed Mind Tools Book Store Managing Complexity Complexity Techniques Page Introduction to Complexity Techniques Appreciation - extracting maximum information from facts Drill Down - breaking problems down into manageable parts Systems Diagrams - understanding the way factors interact Cash Flow Forecasting - testing the viability of a project

99. Career Services
    FOR job HUNTERS. Samples from NACE (National Association of Colleges and Employers)Conservative / Formal Sample Creative / Informal Sample cover Letter Tips  
    http://academic.uofs.edu/department/ocs/cover.html
    
    Extractions: PURPOSE OF COVER LETTER A cover letter is used to: COVER LETTER TIPS Your resume should be accompanied by a cover letter when mailed to prospective employers. Type the cover letter on the same color and quality of paper that you used for your resume. You should single space the letter and double space between the paragraphs. Your cover letter should be prepared individually for each employer. Ideally, you should research each employer and be able to note something unique about that organization or position.

100. Damn Good Resume; Cover Letter Guide
     Many job hunters are intimidated by the task of writing a cover letter, but it snot that hard if you think of it as just a friendly, simple communication from  
     http://www.damngood.com/catalog/exmpl/coverLtrGuide.html
     
     Extractions: C o v e r L e t t e r From: Resume Catalog: 200 Damn Good Examples , 1996 edition Your resume should always have a good COVER LETTER attached, as a personal communication between you and the individual who receives the resume. Many job hunters are intimidated by the task of writing a cover letter, but it's not that hard if you think of it as just a friendly, simple communication from one person (who's looking for a good job) to another (who's looking for a good employee). It is in the interests of both parties to make a good connection! How To Write a Good Cover Letter Be sure to address your cover letter by name and title to the person who could actually hire you. When it's impossible to learn their name, use their functional title, such as "Dear Manager." You may have to guess ("Dear Selection Committee") but never say "To whom it may concern" or "Dear Sir or Madam"! Show that you know a little about the company , and that you are aware of their current problems, interests, or priorities. Express your enthusiasm and interest in this line of work and this company. If you have a good idea that might help the employer resolve a problem currently facing their industry, offer to come in and discuss it.

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