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Hey Jeff! Thanks for this great video! I'm a 3rd year CS student and have applied to over 50 internships but haven't heard back form a single person. I try to apply mainly for a software development role but I love CS and would be stocked to be a part of any team. I would really appreciate your help!!!
@@shivanshubansal1124 If that's indeed the case, your resume and cover letter honestly doesn't seem to be the issue. Have you been networking (i.e. cold emailing, cold calling, attending virtual career fairs and following up) throughout this time?
@@JeffSu Yes, I am trying to build a network on LinkedIn but I rarely get any open ended conversations from the other side. I am also struggling on what kind of questions I should be asking the recruiter or the engineer that's on the team while remaining professional and respectful. Same goes for virtual career fairs. I am not sure how to get the conversation started and in which direction it should be guided.
I got hired!! Thank you for all of your guidance! I was told that I was so impressive and professionally polished that they wanted me to start immediately! My new dream career is fully remote and has a huge impact on the community! I’m so happy!
@@saeshii Please note : you can use TH-cam with no account ! Yet your point seems legit , how can someone remember who/ what they watched. And came back to comment.
Are you a robot or getting paid to make a comment? You made a comment for every cover letter blogger and the funny thing is,your comments are all the same,lol
I had already sent 42 applications before I found the video. Then I actually followed every tip you shared in this video, even the formatting of the letters. The one application I sent after finding the video I got called for the interview and I got the job on the spot. The interviewees even said they loved my cover letter. So it may be a bit late but thank you ! :)
I sent 2 applications before I bumped into this video. After integrating your tips, I got hired on the spot of the two institutions I applied for after. You're such a great mentor, Jeff Su!
I have been a stay at home mom for seven years and am trying to get back into the workforce. I have been overwhelmed because the last time I looked at or wrote a cover letter, I was twenty years old, and I haven’t known where to start. I stumbled onto this video and it has helped me so much! I used your template and followed your tips, and I just got a call from the company I applied to for an interview! Thank you so much for your content. It has helped me so much!
I just wanted to say that these tips are super helpful. I used to think cover letters were outdated and put all this time into tweaking my resume only to get little to no responses on my application. After using both this, your resume advice, and some personal tips I learned along the way I went from almost no responses in 2 months of applying for to10ish jobs, had 6 interviews/callbacks, and 4 job offers. Thank you and keep creating :)
Hi Jeff, I wanted to thank you for all the tips for the interviews! Until I updated my resume and cover letter I have submitted over 20 applications for software engineering roles and none of them really reached out to me. After using your tips and the template, I applied about 5 applications and most of them invited me for interviews. In the very first interview also used your tips on answering common questions. I was underqualified, but at the end of the day they offered me the job as they saw potential in me! It was just mindblowing how everything went so well since I followed your advices. I highly recommend your contents to any job seekers! I just can't thank you enough, you are a life saver for me. Thank you so so much!
Oh my goodness, I got a response in ONE HOUR. I watched this video and the resume one, taking my time to pause and apply what you said. THANK YOU SO MUCH! Interview is tomorrow, hopefully I get the job. Thank you again!! I’m so happy I found your account
I'm sure everyone agrees but, it's so hard summarizing your life experience, qualities, skills, and ambitions within 4-6 hundred words. Especially, when most companies just use an algorithm to decide if you are worthy or not. However, this video does an exceptional job of maximizing your chances of impressing companies with your resume! Appreciate the great content:)
Great advice! But just a heads up to the folks in the comment section, the cover letter Jeff sells in google doc format can be found for free in google docs with slightly different colors. Just open a new doc>File>New> from template>scroll down to Letters, you’ll find it under Swiss letter
Thanks for sharing this! That template is actually where I got the inspiration from in the first place! 😁! The paid version is mainly about the content. You can easily replicate this for free by downloading the FREE PDF format + using the Swiss letter template. Thanks for pointing this out!
Just wanted to give a big thank you to you Jeff. I've been out of the workforce now for almost 2 years and it's been very difficult trying to keep up with all of the contradictory resume, tips, etc. I actually found your channel while researching GPT prompts and how to optimize them. And when I realized you did career videos, I immediately binge watched most of them(I even took notes). I think I've only written one or two CL's in my entire life, so this one has been a great help. Time to go apply all of this knowledge, wish me luck!
I'm applying for an apprenticeship as an instructor at an outdoor activities centre. The main part of the job is overseeing and instructing people taking part in the activities (archery, air rifle shooting, rock climbing, canoeing, ect) I've camped at this site many times and it was actually an instructor who works there that suggested that I could apply.
I, as a student had no need to watch the video, In fact, earlier I watched none of your videos on the resumes and stuff But this video, surely, shall be helpful to me after 3-4 years I liked the way Amanda didn't start with a cliche introduction.....
You are really cool guy. I wrote my CV based on your video and now I am writing cover letter based on another. You are right, people are emotional creatures. People nowadays being so much professional and Forget that behind all roles is just human being with feelings. I got my first interview today after 5 years of working in one company. If I find some job I will definitely donate something from my first salary for you, because you help me a lot 👍. Thanks man!
The fact that you still replying to comments is so outstanding! Thank you so much! Little bit struggling with the hook, applying for Marine Scientist Assistant at wildlife conservation non-profit, having a good solid education, more than 15 coffee chats with people from the company, and experience. However, 3 years gap (look after the baby) and no US experience. Will be so grateful for your suggestions! PS THANK you so much for the videos, literally not sending any resume/cover letter without checking your videos first!
Well amazing viewers like yourself are the reason I can still make videos so I'm more than happy to answer your questions haha. While I'm not familiar with the role you're applying for it seems like you're doing all the right things (networking etc.). Have they told you there are openings? And have you asked them if it were up to them, why they would be hesitant in hiring you? I would also address their concerns with transferable skills you've had before AND skills you got while taking care of the baby (people forget that's the toughest job of all!)
How did you go with this? I would say keep an eye on positions opnening, and apply. even send expressions of interest in the job you want. do this every 3 months. Let them know you won't go away. Eventually something opens up and all the connections and attempts will work in your favour.
ah yes, jeff from the mystical land of narnia. i thank you from the bottom of my heart for this masterpiece. You will be forever hold a special place in my heart sensei.
I love how there's a good mix of broad advice coupled with mini tactics such as making the starting letter of each word two font sizes bigger. Best video about cover letters I've seen on here!
I will be using. I haven't had to have a resume in over 10 years but due to life changes I'm currently looking for something remote and I have felt so down due to me feeling as though I'M NOT POLISHED ENOUGH!! YOUR steps were very helpful. Thank you for the reassuring confidence.
Hi, I am a fresh Master's degree graduate in Environmental Engineering. And now, I am preparing for my job application for a consulting firm in engineering and management as an entry-level environmental consultant. I've found out your videos are very straightforward and beneficial for preparing a better candidate. I look forward to hearing your recommendations.
Hi Bunlong hope this isn’t too random, I’m transitioning from aerospace manufacturing and really want to get into environmental consulting. I hope we get a reply 😅
Just going back to this video to say thank you. The tips in this video landed me an interview and eventually a job offer from my dream job! Thanks Jeff, I appreciate what you're doing.
The fact that you still replying to comments is 👏. I’m a freshly graduated student who’s working on branching outside of my major so I’m kinda lost now. I’m still figuring out how to “sell myself” effectively to recruiters and so far your videos are giving me a good place to start! Do you have any general advices on how to extrapolate one’s current professional assets and make it more marketable?
Can't stress the importance of networking (cold emailing, cold calling) and putting yourself out there. Check out my recent networking for students video
Making the transition from hourly to salary with my latest application to supervisor in a nuclear plant. Bit of a nail biter, greatly appreciate this video!
Jeff, this is another great video. This has become one of my favorite pages as I begin transitioning to the next level in my career. This is GOLD. Can't thank you enough for how you're helping me and my family. YOU ARE THE MAN!
Nice tips Jeff, as a business leader who has sold companies in the executive headhunting space I can confirm these are really strong practical tips! Keep up the content :)
Applying for a position as a full-time on-road supervisor with UPS. I have worked for 9 years with the company. 1 year as a union employee working as an unloader in freight. 3 years as a part-time local sort supervisor. 3 years as a part-time preload supervisor. 2 years as a part-time dispatch supervisor. I have received training certificates that allow me to train delivery drivers and personal vehicle drivers to deliver on behalf of the company. Through telematics, I have pinpointed and reduced unnecessary mileage and increased stops per hour to help drivers achieve their paid target day. I'm currently working on attaining my Associate of Science in Business Management to enhance and further my career within our company. I've never written a cover letter and I'd like to see what you think would be a good start. Thank you for all the educational videos you put out there.
I’ve always wanted to go into law but after spending a year in university, I realize that I have to go through countless hoops just to get to law. I took some law classes and holy shit…….I’ve never been more interested and had more fun than being in those classes and going to court and watching a real case! It’s something I will never forget and even though I don’t have any formal experience besides those classes, I want to be in that environment so I’m trying to apply as a legal assistant as I know about law on a very basic level and would love to learn but I also deal with people all day in my current job. I have a pretty good resume with good experience and good references but I think my cover letter will be the driving force to land me and interview in this profession. I hope it does work! Law really always has been my dream!
Hi Jeff! I watched a few of your videos when I was job-hunting and thank God, I'm now going to start working in a new place soon. Thank you so much for your help and tips. Your tips are fresh and to the point and I've found that it has helped me re-think some of my strategies when it comes to applying for the job and during the interview process. Thanks for being a blessing! take care :)
Hey Jeff! Extremely insightful video and information. I am currently applying for Business Analyst Consulting Positions. I am definitely going to apply these tips in my cover letter.
Hey Jeff, Thank you for all the advice you provide. I'm applying for mechanical design engineer or product design jobs. I always lack with how to start the cover letter. Even though I took notes from your videos and applied them to my cover letter still a small piece of advice or starting statement would help me a lot.
Tip: Just start. Start with the mentality of 'i just have to start and i can write a killer intro at the end if i have to'. What you'll find is that writing the body is the main thing, and then the intro will kind of just 'appear' at the end. write sketchy intro, write body, re-write intro, edit body, edit intro, write final statement, edit final statement, edit the intro again because i thought of a cool way to start. Edit final statement again because i thougth of a cooler way to end. Example.
I see Asian and I click. These Asian people are my most favorite people because they're realistic, good and fun drinkers, and pretty cute like this guy. They also know what reaching for success is. Much love bro, and thank you for your help!!
Hi Jeff thank you for the amazing tips and tricks! This opened my eyes at how important even the cover letter is and now this video cleared my confused self and gave more confidence! as I was at the verge of giving up and go ahead with the existing cover letter I had. I am currently applying for positions as an architect in the construction industry. Highly appreciate if you could give me any insights or any advice where I should focus. Thank you!
This is very helpful, Jeff! I'm struggling in my job search and at first, I thought it might be because of my skills but now I know it's because my cover letter isn't interesting enough. I need to go and watch your video on resume so I could fix both the cover letter and resume and hopefully get a new job soon :)
Amazing content yet again Jeff. Hopefully I'll land something interesting too and be proud to give you some credit for these vital information you share. Cheers.
Sir, no time to watch now, but I will do it ASAP … and definitely a like, because I already know that this your content is awesome too - just like all before 😌🤘🏻 Respect from Russia 🇷🇺
Soon I am gonna graduate and I want to start applying for jobs asap, so I came here for tips. Although I am so nervous and puzzled. I hope I get hired. Wish me luck guys 😭❤️
Hi Jeff Su, just wanted to let you know that I've watched your videos about resume, linkedin tips, and this cover letter tips in my search for a job Keep doing what you are doing! You definitely earned my subscribe!
Would this be at the company side or with an agency? Those would be very different. If I assume it's luxury fashion you're going to have to show an experience (i.e. trigger) that resulted in you wanting to pursue this career path
Thanks for the informative video Jeff! Absolutely love your editing style and how to use an example and annotate. As a fresh engineering graduate with no industry experience (only side projects), how would I be able to create a cover letter as personal and impactful as this while getting past the applicant tracking system? I understand that I could contact a recruiter and POSSIBLY get around the ATS, but I wouldn't want to rely on that. Thanks!
Hi Vince, thanks for your comment! So first of all, don't worry about ATS. Focus on networking and getting your cover letter read :). As a fresh grad, recruiters wouldn't expect you to have tons of experience, they'll actually be interested to hear more about your side projects and how you might be able to provide *fresh* perspective with your own unique background and experiences, so lean into that!
I am wrapping up my Ph.D. in biological sciences, and looking to parlay my training in a medical science liaison role at a large phramaceutical company. Will definitely use your tips. Thank you for sharing!
Great video Jeff, love your channel! I'm applying to entry level finance and consulting positions but have a non traditional major (political science).
Thank you Benjamin! That's fine, most of my friends in consulting did not have a business degree. So first, you should decide on one of those directions and double down on it for cover letters, you definitely want to highlight things specific to each industry (finance vs. consulting). For finance your hook might be related to current events, and your take on how that affects the macro environment. For consulting something like the hook in this template? :)
@@JeffSu Thanks so much!! Jeff will definetly apply that, going to double down on consulting and just be super focused. Really appreciate your notes and your channel!
Your linkedin and resume videos really helped me create a strong profiles. I have been working in the gaming industry and I am applying for the post of Product Manager in the Gaming Industry with an experience of 5 Years. Good Day!
Great video!!! I'm applying to a Business Analyst position, even I had some experience in this area in my home country, now I'm transitioning to France. I'm struggling to make my cover letter attractive to the readers, and not just to tell about my past experiences. How should I make it more engaging and impactful? Thanks a lot !!!
Random note.. the sound mixing on this is phenomenal. I actually got up and walked to the next room because I thought there was piano coming from the TV. Rock on to your producer.
Whatsup J, loving the content on cover letters, résumés, interviewing tips, and all the rest! Wondering whether you have some content planned on all these things when you are going for a different/higher role in your current organization? You speak about the strategies to use in the job application process for organizations that have never seen you, but what about those that have? I'd be super interested to see your take on this. Keep up the awesome stuff!
Hey Jeff! Extremely insightful video and information. I am currently applying for Junior / Intermediate Architectural Designer Positions. I am definitely going to apply these tips in my cover letter.
I’m getting my first job that isn’t a family business soon. Working part time, and I know this video is 2-years-old, but although it’s a wake up call that you need 3 things this helped me a bunch for my first time working outside the family business. If anyone sees this, Hi! How are you? Feel confident for your first part-time or full-time job?
Hi Jeff, I’m applying as an Amazon Virtual Assistant. To he honest, I am a newbie and don’t have hands-on experience yet but I took up a paid Masterclass course. Can you please give me some guide on how to construct a cover letter without any experience? Thank you.
Which Masterclass course did you take? I don't have a lot of understanding of the role but I do believe you need to show you have (1) Administrative task experience, (2) Strong communication skills - customer service, and (3) Project management skills - since you're dealing with a lot of moving parts. If you have absolutely no experience you can still use previous schoolwork to showcase those skillsets. Best of luck!
Thanks Jeff for a great great content. This is so refreshing from a normal cover letter being done. I am eyeing to apply for a managerial role, and having hard time to create this letter, as far as I researched that they're almost the same. Good tips and I will be using them with my cover letter. If you can also add more sample that would be a great help to give us more ideas that we may use.
i am applying for a position in arts, culture and hertiage and i am in need of a great hook so far i have this I am aware that QPRC values it heritage and cultural identity, encouraging the community to get involved through many mediums such as events, performances, exhibitions and so much more, something I strongly believe in.
I am applying for Health Information Specialist II. This would be a new role for me. I have the education, but not the experience. My words elude me. I welcome any and all professional tips. Thanks!
this was great. thank you so much for this content Jeff! I truly appreciate it! Do you perhaps have any resume templates/cover letters for someone interested fashion buying or buying in general?
Hi Yashay - Both the cover letter and resume templates are applicable across all industries :). The main point is to understand the methodology behind the templates and apply that to your own use case
Hey Jeff, love your videos! I don't usually watch the "career" videos but I am currently writing a cover letter to be admitted at a master in data science and business analytics. I wonder, have you got any tips on that?
Hey Jeff! Your initiative is amazing, with brilliant context and valuable information. Having worked in the recruitment industry for almost a decade, I can definitely vouch for the tips. People are so concerned about the ATS that they forget that, in the end, we are all human beings! Keep up this amazing work!
Love your content!! I will be graduating in November and can’t wait to apply these great tips. I would love to see a video on what a student doing an internship/practicum training at a worksite can do to improve the likelihood of getting a position after grad!
Hi Gus! Thanks for bringing this up! I actually got the format inspiration from the Google Docs template, and the fee is mainly for the content within 😁. I actually share the PDF for free so viewers can use the PDF + the free Google Doc template to create their own. But if you want to edit immediately, I believe the fee is fair. Thanks again!
It's always best to have a name instead of saying "To whom it may concern." I would LinkedIn stalk beforehand and find someone in the specific team you're applying for. Worst case scenario, you can write "Dear [company] recruiter"
I am glad I have come across this. It is so helpful! I have a background in a Career specialist role and I have learned some new tips! Thank you! I have been applying for Employment Consultant and Program Advisor roles. I would really appreciate your support on this. Much appreciated!
I’m switching careers, from hairstylist to a grow house. I want to grow within a company to learn everything I can. It’s hard to translate my passion to become a career when I have no experience and have to start back at the bottom
Nice! Can I assume this would be for an investment bank? Don't focus on the buzzwords, and instead focus on the reason WHY you're more passionate about this position than other candidates. It could be because you watched "Barbarians at the Gate" or maybe it's because of an internship. Buzzwords won't get you the first round interview, but YOUR STORY will!
Hey Jeff really enjoying your content and plan to watch a lot more as I continue to work on my first Cover Letter! As a Construction Management undergrad. looking for internship positions in my field, what do you think I should add to really hook them in to my cover letter?
You're charging for an editable cover letter you can get for free on google docs, all you did was change the color from orange to blue. Instead of putting it into pdf form and directing people to buy the version they can edit you should be honest and just tell people you got it from googles template gallery.
Thanks for pointing this out! I actually mentioned this several times but I actually share the PDF version completely for free so viewers can (and should) use the existing template to create their version from scratch 😁 I charge for the editable version since viewers who want to save some time have that option and it's the content of the cover letter that really matters. Thanks again!
Hey Jeff, I love your videos. They helped a ton. I am a Mechanical engineer trying to apply for a structural engineering job and I'm trying to think of a hook. recently the company got a massive bid, but that is public knowledge. I want to make that great first impression
I'm about to try this for a youth worker role, it's very serious and got more responsibilities in comparison to my other job roles and I lack the professional experience so to speak. I'll be working with children who are impacted by violence whether that be victims or defendants. One of the leaders of the charity has apparently been interested in speaking to me due to my "lived experience". I can't help feeling under prepared for the idea of taking on a caseload and managing it as it is something I've never done however I know that I could make a great deal of difference in the children's life's and wish I would've had somebody like me in this role reaching out to me when I wasn't on the best path. This video has definitely made me feel a little more confident about writing the cover letter and I feel optimistic about getting that interview now :)
Hi Jeff!! Applying for a position as a hospitality director at a law firm. It is not largely related to my career in mental health counseling, but it would be an amazing opportunity while I complete my masters online. It uses all of my best skills and my mother has worked at the company for 20/30 years. I know almost half the company because of this and I’m not sure how much or little of this to say in my cover letter. The company feels like family to me and the position is something that I believe I would do amazing in! But I don’t want to come off as I’m trying to use that to my advantage. Any advice??
Use it as your advantage! "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree, my mother who taught me everything about work ethic; works at your company for 30 years, I am perfect for the position and a safe bet compared to other applicants."
Hi Jeff! Thank you for the tips! I am currently a cabin appearance agent for JetBlue but would love to apply for one of their flight attendant positions. Seeing as I'm already apart of the company I thought it would be easy for me to write my cover letter but I'm actually having a pretty hard time. Any tips for my situation?
Mental block: think of it in real terms. You are already in the company you already fit in the culture you already have made an impression (positive one would hope) to the people around you, companies like this prefer to promote from within and it is a waaay safer bet than hiring some guy fresh. These are advantages. I say go for it. If it doesn't go your way screw it - wait 3 months then revise everything and GO AGAIN. I'll bet that within 3 rounds of doing this you'll have your new job. Sometimes it's good to pester the superiors and let them know that YOU WON'T GO AWAY. good luck. I know your comment was a year ago I hope you made it :)
Hi Lulu - Thanks for pointing this out! I actually mentioned this several times but I actually share the PDF version completely for free so viewers can (and should) use the existing template to create their version from scratch 😁 I charge for the editable version since viewers who want to save some time have that option and it's the content of the cover letter that really matters. Thanks again!
Applying for an OM position at my service center. Currently a supervisor so I know a lot of what they do and also know my hiring manager, even had smoke breaks with him.
I am applying for a Produce Manager's position with a new company. They are opening a brand new store & have many open management positions. I've been a Full Time Produce Clerk for nearly 3 years, but I've been the acting manager for almost 2 of them because my manager had a workplace injury. I'm hoping that with my new found experience in running a very successful department that I can land a higher paying position or offered more pay at my current job.
Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge on this topic! I appreciate your efforts to support the greater good and I'm excited to put this into practice and see what possibilities reveal themselves to me. Take care
I had never even considered having an individual cover letter or company loool my ignorant ass solely focused on having a neat resume with a cover letter on it lol thanks for the great info. Love the persona you portrait
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:51 Hook the Reader
03:48 Be Purposeful
05:32 Use a Simple Template
06:16 Secret Power Tip
06:45 Template Download
@@yune-wenchia1563 Nice! Best of luck Yune-Wen :)
Hey Jeff!
Thanks for this great video! I'm a 3rd year CS student and have applied to over 50 internships but haven't heard back form a single person. I try to apply mainly for a software development role but I love CS and would be stocked to be a part of any team. I would really appreciate your help!!!
@@shivanshubansal1124 If that's indeed the case, your resume and cover letter honestly doesn't seem to be the issue. Have you been networking (i.e. cold emailing, cold calling, attending virtual career fairs and following up) throughout this time?
I am applying for both Research Associate and Program Manager roles in public health
@@JeffSu Yes, I am trying to build a network on LinkedIn but I rarely get any open ended conversations from the other side. I am also struggling on what kind of questions I should be asking the recruiter or the engineer that's on the team while remaining professional and respectful. Same goes for virtual career fairs. I am not sure how to get the conversation started and in which direction it should be guided.
I got hired!! Thank you for all of your guidance! I was told that I was so impressive and professionally polished that they wanted me to start immediately! My new dream career is fully remote and has a huge impact on the community! I’m so happy!
Wow congrats!!!! that's awesome!!! woohoooo 😁😁
Seems kind of weird how Gianni's TH-cam Account was made on Sep 10, 2021 yet her comment was created 4 months ago..
@@saeshii
Please note :
you can use TH-cam with no account !
Yet your point seems legit , how can someone remember who/ what they watched.
And came back to comment.
Hey, you comment the same everywhere!! How do we believe this?
Are you a robot or getting paid to make a comment? You made a comment for every cover letter blogger and the funny thing is,your comments are all the same,lol
I spent HOURS editing my cover letter based on Jeff's advice. I sent it off this morning. I have an interview in four days.
WOW, congrats!!! Let me know how it goes, and feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn 😁
I had already sent 42 applications before I found the video. Then I actually followed every tip you shared in this video, even the formatting of the letters. The one application I sent after finding the video I got called for the interview and I got the job on the spot. The interviewees even said they loved my cover letter. So it may be a bit late but thank you ! :)
woohoooo congrats!!!!
Will you be able to share your cover letter? I know it's bit weird but just wanted a little starter
I sent 2 applications before I bumped into this video. After integrating your tips, I got hired on the spot of the two institutions I applied for after. You're such a great mentor, Jeff Su!
Wow congrats!!!
I have been a stay at home mom for seven years and am trying to get back into the workforce. I have been overwhelmed because the last time I looked at or wrote a cover letter, I was twenty years old, and I haven’t known where to start. I stumbled onto this video and it has helped me so much! I used your template and followed your tips, and I just got a call from the company I applied to for an interview! Thank you so much for your content. It has helped me so much!
Glad to hear it! Best of luck Shelby 😁
I just wanted to say that these tips are super helpful. I used to think cover letters were outdated and put all this time into tweaking my resume only to get little to no responses on my application. After using both this, your resume advice, and some personal tips I learned along the way I went from almost no responses in 2 months of applying for to10ish jobs, had 6 interviews/callbacks, and 4 job offers. Thank you and keep creating :)
That's AWESOME! Congrats!!!! Let me know how they go!
That's wonderful news!
Hi Jeff, I wanted to thank you for all the tips for the interviews! Until I updated my resume and cover letter I have submitted over 20 applications for software engineering roles and none of them really reached out to me. After using your tips and the template, I applied about 5 applications and most of them invited me for interviews. In the very first interview also used your tips on answering common questions. I was underqualified, but at the end of the day they offered me the job as they saw potential in me! It was just mindblowing how everything went so well since I followed your advices. I highly recommend your contents to any job seekers! I just can't thank you enough, you are a life saver for me. Thank you so so much!
Woohooooo that's AWESOME to hear Maiko, thanks for making my day!! Congrats!!!
Any advice on cover letter hooks for SE or other tech roles?
I needed to read this
Oh my goodness, I got a response in ONE HOUR. I watched this video and the resume one, taking my time to pause and apply what you said. THANK YOU SO MUCH! Interview is tomorrow, hopefully I get the job. Thank you again!! I’m so happy I found your account
Best of luck!!!
This man is so amazing, he can teach you what a 2 hour- seminar can teach you in just a few minutes.
Wow, that's the best compliment I received all month, thank you Kathleen 😜
I'm sure everyone agrees but, it's so hard summarizing your life experience, qualities, skills, and ambitions within 4-6 hundred words. Especially, when most companies just use an algorithm to decide if you are worthy or not. However, this video does an exceptional job of maximizing your chances of impressing companies with your resume! Appreciate the great content:)
Thank you Sam 😁
Great advice! But just a heads up to the folks in the comment section, the cover letter Jeff sells in google doc format can be found for free in google docs with slightly different colors. Just open a new doc>File>New> from template>scroll down to Letters, you’ll find it under Swiss letter
Thanks for sharing this! That template is actually where I got the inspiration from in the first place! 😁! The paid version is mainly about the content. You can easily replicate this for free by downloading the FREE PDF format + using the Swiss letter template. Thanks for pointing this out!
Man, thank you so much, I got hired right away in my dream job once I followed your rules! You saved my life. YOU’RE THE GOAT
Awesome!!! Congrats Erick!! 😁😁
your energy is contagious. I feel like I wanna finish my to-do list right away.
Did you end up finishing your to-do list? 😁
Just wanted to give a big thank you to you Jeff. I've been out of the workforce now for almost 2 years and it's been very difficult trying to keep up with all of the contradictory resume, tips, etc. I actually found your channel while researching GPT prompts and how to optimize them. And when I realized you did career videos, I immediately binge watched most of them(I even took notes).
I think I've only written one or two CL's in my entire life, so this one has been a great help. Time to go apply all of this knowledge, wish me luck!
Woohoooo glad to hear it!!
I'm applying for an apprenticeship as an instructor at an outdoor activities centre. The main part of the job is overseeing and instructing people taking part in the activities (archery, air rifle shooting, rock climbing, canoeing, ect) I've camped at this site many times and it was actually an instructor who works there that suggested that I could apply.
This is excellent advice Jeff. Many overlook the impact of the cover letter and miss the opportunity to really showcase themselves prior to the CV.
100% agree, thanks for the comment!!
I, as a student had no need to watch the video,
In fact, earlier I watched none of your videos on the resumes and stuff
But this video, surely, shall be helpful to me after 3-4 years
I liked the way Amanda didn't start with a cliche introduction.....
Make sure to bookmark this and remind yourself to come back in 3-4 years 😉
@@JeffSu Already pinned it in my Google Keep, brother...😉
You are really cool guy. I wrote my CV based on your video and now I am writing cover letter based on another. You are right, people are emotional creatures. People nowadays being so much professional and Forget that behind all roles is just human being with feelings. I got my first interview today after 5 years of working in one company. If I find some job I will definitely donate something from my first salary for you, because you help me a lot 👍. Thanks man!
Haha no need but I appreciate the thought my friend 😁
The fact that you still replying to comments is so outstanding! Thank you so much! Little bit struggling with the hook, applying for Marine Scientist Assistant at wildlife conservation non-profit, having a good solid education, more than 15 coffee chats with people from the company, and experience. However, 3 years gap (look after the baby) and no US experience. Will be so grateful for your suggestions! PS THANK you so much for the videos, literally not sending any resume/cover letter without checking your videos first!
Well amazing viewers like yourself are the reason I can still make videos so I'm more than happy to answer your questions haha. While I'm not familiar with the role you're applying for it seems like you're doing all the right things (networking etc.). Have they told you there are openings? And have you asked them if it were up to them, why they would be hesitant in hiring you? I would also address their concerns with transferable skills you've had before AND skills you got while taking care of the baby (people forget that's the toughest job of all!)
How did you go with this? I would say keep an eye on positions opnening, and apply. even send expressions of interest in the job you want. do this every 3 months. Let them know you won't go away. Eventually something opens up and all the connections and attempts will work in your favour.
ah yes, jeff from the mystical land of narnia. i thank you from the bottom of my heart for this masterpiece. You will be forever hold a special place in my heart sensei.
Well you better remember who I am in 50 years then :)
I love how there's a good mix of broad advice coupled with mini tactics such as making the starting letter of each word two font sizes bigger. Best video about cover letters I've seen on here!
Thank you!! Glad to hear it 😁😁
I've wrote a lot of crappy cover letters so this was much needed! Thanks Jeff!
Hope this provided with you some inspiration Soo! 😁
If the jobs worth the effort, may aswell type it out. Good practice anyways
@@skindred1888 huge +1 to Sean’s comment!!
Who needs a Letter? This video's got you Covered.
David Dai with the dad jokes 😏
I will be using. I haven't had to have a resume in over 10 years but due to life changes I'm currently looking for something remote and I have felt so down due to me feeling as though I'M NOT POLISHED ENOUGH!! YOUR steps were very helpful. Thank you for the reassuring confidence.
No problem!
Hi, I am a fresh Master's degree graduate in Environmental Engineering. And now, I am preparing for my job application for a consulting firm in engineering and management as an entry-level environmental consultant. I've found out your videos are very straightforward and beneficial for preparing a better candidate. I look forward to hearing your recommendations.
Hi Bunlong hope this isn’t too random, I’m transitioning from aerospace manufacturing and really want to get into environmental consulting. I hope we get a reply 😅
Just going back to this video to say thank you. The tips in this video landed me an interview and eventually a job offer from my dream job! Thanks Jeff, I appreciate what you're doing.
Wow congrats Geon!!! Which industry did you end up joining?
@@JeffSu I'm moving from semiconductor to aerospace
The fact that you still replying to comments is 👏. I’m a freshly graduated student who’s working on branching outside of my major so I’m kinda lost now. I’m still figuring out how to “sell myself” effectively to recruiters and so far your videos are giving me a good place to start! Do you have any general advices on how to extrapolate one’s current professional assets and make it more marketable?
Can't stress the importance of networking (cold emailing, cold calling) and putting yourself out there. Check out my recent networking for students video
*Cover letters are often overlooked! Loved the tips here Jeff!*
Thank you Demetri!! Can't agree more :)
Jeff
What a concise and thorough video on producing a cover letter that increases one's visibility. You have a new fan.
Thank you and welcome! 😁
Making the transition from hourly to salary with my latest application to supervisor in a nuclear plant. Bit of a nail biter, greatly appreciate this video!
This was so helpful!! I incorporated these tips into my cover letter and I have had more interviews. Thank you 😊
Glad to hear it! Best of luck with the interviews!
Jeff, this is another great video. This has become one of my favorite pages as I begin transitioning to the next level in my career. This is GOLD. Can't thank you enough for how you're helping me and my family. YOU ARE THE MAN!
Thank you so much Edward! Really appreciate your comment and thanks for making my day 😁
Nice tips Jeff, as a business leader who has sold companies in the executive headhunting space I can confirm these are really strong practical tips! Keep up the content :)
Glad to have an expert back me up, thank you!! 😁
Applying for a position as a full-time on-road supervisor with UPS. I have worked for 9 years with the company. 1 year as a union employee working as an unloader in freight. 3 years as a part-time local sort supervisor. 3 years as a part-time preload supervisor. 2 years as a part-time dispatch supervisor. I have received training certificates that allow me to train delivery drivers and personal vehicle drivers to deliver on behalf of the company. Through telematics, I have pinpointed and reduced unnecessary mileage and increased stops per hour to help drivers achieve their paid target day. I'm currently working on attaining my Associate of Science in Business Management to enhance and further my career within our company. I've never written a cover letter and I'd like to see what you think would be a good start. Thank you for all the educational videos you put out there.
I’ve always wanted to go into law but after spending a year in university, I realize that I have to go through countless hoops just to get to law. I took some law classes and holy shit…….I’ve never been more interested and had more fun than being in those classes and going to court and watching a real case! It’s something I will never forget and even though I don’t have any formal experience besides those classes, I want to be in that environment so I’m trying to apply as a legal assistant as I know about law on a very basic level and would love to learn but I also deal with people all day in my current job. I have a pretty good resume with good experience and good references but I think my cover letter will be the driving force to land me and interview in this profession. I hope it does work! Law really always has been my dream!
What an inspiring story, good luck Ian!
Hi Jeff! I watched a few of your videos when I was job-hunting and thank God, I'm now going to start working in a new place soon. Thank you so much for your help and tips. Your tips are fresh and to the point and I've found that it has helped me re-think some of my strategies when it comes to applying for the job and during the interview process.
Thanks for being a blessing! take care :)
Wooohoooo congrats Cheryl!!! Which industry are you in?
@@JeffSu Thank you Jeff!! I'm in a Tech Marketing company 🥰
Hey Jeff! Extremely insightful video and information. I am currently applying for Business Analyst Consulting Positions. I am definitely going to apply these tips in my cover letter.
Best of luck!!
Hey Jeff,
Thank you for all the advice you provide. I'm applying for mechanical design engineer or product design jobs. I always lack with how to start the cover letter. Even though I took notes from your videos and applied them to my cover letter still a small piece of advice or starting statement would help me a lot.
Tip: Just start. Start with the mentality of 'i just have to start and i can write a killer intro at the end if i have to'. What you'll find is that writing the body is the main thing, and then the intro will kind of just 'appear' at the end.
write sketchy intro, write body, re-write intro, edit body, edit intro, write final statement, edit final statement, edit the intro again because i thought of a cool way to start. Edit final statement again because i thougth of a cooler way to end. Example.
I see Asian and I click. These Asian people are my most favorite people because they're realistic, good and fun drinkers, and pretty cute like this guy. They also know what reaching for success is. Much love bro, and thank you for your help!!
Haha thank...you? 😅
You're the GOAT!
SALLES / BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT / ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT
Hi Jeff thank you for the amazing tips and tricks! This opened my eyes at how important even the cover letter is and now this video cleared my confused self and gave more confidence! as I was at the verge of giving up and go ahead with the existing cover letter I had. I am currently applying for positions as an architect in the construction industry. Highly appreciate if you could give me any insights or any advice where I should focus. Thank you!
Seeing Jeff dropped a new video before I'm about heading to work = BEST TUESDAY :D
annddddd Christiana is quickly becoming one of my favorites 😏
@@JeffSu I'm going for a Zoom interview Thursday, if I fail then this cover letter will be of great help for applying next job LOL
@@Christiana-J Now I'm torn: I want you to watch this video again but I also want you to pass the interview.... 🤷🏻♂️
@@JeffSu Guess what, I'm back here to watch it again, and YAY 1 mil view on this video! 🥳
@@Christiana-J Hahahaha thank you!!! And welcome back loll
This is very helpful, Jeff! I'm struggling in my job search and at first, I thought it might be because of my skills but now I know it's because my cover letter isn't interesting enough. I need to go and watch your video on resume so I could fix both the cover letter and resume and hopefully get a new job soon :)
Best of luck 😁, let me know how it goes! Networking plays a HUGE role too!
I'm applying for a remote sales position.
I haven't written a cover letter in YEARS This video gives me confidence. I
I was dreading the idea of writing a cover letter, but after watching your video I feel confident enough to write my own!
That's what I love to hear!
Thanks Jeff. Excellent tips and certainly made me re-think my former approach.
That's good to hear, let me know how it goes Patrick!
Amazing content yet again Jeff. Hopefully I'll land something interesting too and be proud to give you some credit for these vital information you share. Cheers.
I hope so too Afees!
nah u will
Sir, no time to watch now, but I will do it ASAP … and definitely a like, because I already know that this your content is awesome too - just like all before 😌🤘🏻 Respect from Russia 🇷🇺
Haha thank you Sasha, I'll see you back here :)
Soon I am gonna graduate and I want to start applying for jobs asap, so I came here for tips. Although I am so nervous and puzzled. I hope I get hired. Wish me luck guys 😭❤️
Best of luck!!! You'll do great 😁
Hi Jeff Su, just wanted to let you know that I've watched your videos about resume, linkedin tips, and this cover letter tips in my search for a job
Keep doing what you are doing! You definitely earned my subscribe!
Woohooo thank you and welcome!
Hi, I am applying for a fashion internship/assistant job and thinking about a good hook. Thank you for your tips:)
Would this be at the company side or with an agency? Those would be very different. If I assume it's luxury fashion you're going to have to show an experience (i.e. trigger) that resulted in you wanting to pursue this career path
did this info get you the job?
evokes emotion? damn, if only I knew any business owners with emotions
😂
Thanks for the informative video Jeff! Absolutely love your editing style and how to use an example and annotate. As a fresh engineering graduate with no industry experience (only side projects), how would I be able to create a cover letter as personal and impactful as this while getting past the applicant tracking system?
I understand that I could contact a recruiter and POSSIBLY get around the ATS, but I wouldn't want to rely on that. Thanks!
Hi Vince, thanks for your comment! So first of all, don't worry about ATS. Focus on networking and getting your cover letter read :). As a fresh grad, recruiters wouldn't expect you to have tons of experience, they'll actually be interested to hear more about your side projects and how you might be able to provide *fresh* perspective with your own unique background and experiences, so lean into that!
One of the best video tips that I didn’t feel like wasting event a second from my time .from the beginning to the end .amazing mr Jeff.谢谢大哥加油加油
Thank you! I got a reply less than an hour I submitted my application for an Internship.
I am wrapping up my Ph.D. in biological sciences, and looking to parlay my training in a medical science liaison role at a large phramaceutical company. Will definitely use your tips. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you, Jeff! This was incredibly helpful and will be sharing with all of my friends.
Glad to hear it Emma! Thank you for sharing this with your circle of friends :)
I'm trying to get into Cybersecurity with no experience. Doing a Certificate IV Cybersecurity though.
Great video Jeff, love your channel! I'm applying to entry level finance and consulting positions but have a non traditional major (political science).
Thank you Benjamin! That's fine, most of my friends in consulting did not have a business degree. So first, you should decide on one of those directions and double down on it for cover letters, you definitely want to highlight things specific to each industry (finance vs. consulting). For finance your hook might be related to current events, and your take on how that affects the macro environment. For consulting something like the hook in this template? :)
@@JeffSu Thanks so much!! Jeff will definetly apply that, going to double down on consulting and just be super focused. Really appreciate your notes and your channel!
@@yahyaj4508 You're welcome :)
Your linkedin and resume videos really helped me create a strong profiles. I have been working in the gaming industry and I am applying for the post of Product Manager in the Gaming Industry with an experience of 5 Years. Good Day!
Thank you for helping me with my cover letter.
Purchased the cover letter and will return back if I'm successful. 🎉
Best of luck!!
Great video!!!
I'm applying to a Business Analyst position, even I had some experience in this area in my home country, now I'm transitioning to France. I'm struggling to make my cover letter attractive to the readers, and not just to tell about my past experiences. How should I make it more engaging and impactful? Thanks a lot !!!
Great Video, I am applying for Director of Operations Roles
That's great to hear Ayris! You're going to need strong problem-solving and project management skills for that :)
Thanks! Your next coffee is on me!
Woohoooo thank you! I will think of you Allen when I'm having a cup of coffee tomorrow 😁
Thanks Jeff for sharing all the key things about the cover letter.
I am applying for Data Engineer roles.
Have you checked out my latest cover letter video? I share a ChatGPT prompt that will generate the best hook for your own use case!
Random note.. the sound mixing on this is phenomenal. I actually got up and walked to the next room because I thought there was piano coming from the TV. Rock on to your producer.
Thank you Logan! That's a compliment I haven't heard before 😁
Whatsup J, loving the content on cover letters, résumés, interviewing tips, and all the rest! Wondering whether you have some content planned on all these things when you are going for a different/higher role in your current organization? You speak about the strategies to use in the job application process for organizations that have never seen you, but what about those that have? I'd be super interested to see your take on this. Keep up the awesome stuff!
You might want to check out my "succeed in the workplace" playlist Dominic! And my next video is on how to get promoted at work 😁
Hey Jeff! Extremely insightful video and information. I am currently applying for Junior / Intermediate Architectural Designer Positions. I am definitely going to apply these tips in my cover letter.
Awesome, best of luck!
How did it go?
Why did you post this video when I was writing my cover letter?😂
Because I have a strong connection with all my viewers :)
I’m getting my first job that isn’t a family business soon. Working part time, and I know this video is 2-years-old, but although it’s a wake up call that you need 3 things this helped me a bunch for my first time working outside the family business. If anyone sees this, Hi! How are you? Feel confident for your first part-time or full-time job?
We're all doing well 😁, and hopefully feeling more confident after watching this video 😉
Just used this video to write my first cover letter. It helped me a lot with this task! Thank you for this video!
No problem Felipe! Best of luck 😁
Hi Jeff, I’m applying as an Amazon Virtual Assistant. To he honest, I am a newbie and don’t have hands-on experience yet but I took up a paid Masterclass course. Can you please give me some guide on how to construct a cover letter without any experience? Thank you.
Which Masterclass course did you take? I don't have a lot of understanding of the role but I do believe you need to show you have (1) Administrative task experience, (2) Strong communication skills - customer service, and (3) Project management skills - since you're dealing with a lot of moving parts. If you have absolutely no experience you can still use previous schoolwork to showcase those skillsets. Best of luck!
@@JeffSu Its Amazon Sellers Virtual Assistant Masterclass here in the Philippines. I’ll take note on that. Thank you.🥰🥰🥰
Thanks Jeff for a great great content. This is so refreshing from a normal cover letter being done. I am eyeing to apply for a managerial role, and having hard time to create this letter, as far as I researched that they're almost the same. Good tips and I will be using them with my cover letter. If you can also add more sample that would be a great help to give us more ideas that we may use.
I'm actually applying for UX/UI role.
Hope this video helps with that :)
i am applying for a position in arts, culture and hertiage and i am in need of a great hook so far i have this
I am aware that QPRC values it heritage and cultural identity, encouraging the community to get involved through many mediums such as events, performances, exhibitions and so much more, something I strongly believe in.
I am applying for Health Information Specialist II. This would be a new role for me. I have the education, but not the experience. My words elude me. I welcome any and all professional tips. Thanks!
this was great. thank you so much for this content Jeff! I truly appreciate it!
Do you perhaps have any resume templates/cover letters for someone interested fashion buying or buying in general?
Hi Yashay - Both the cover letter and resume templates are applicable across all industries :). The main point is to understand the methodology behind the templates and apply that to your own use case
Hey Jeff, love your videos! I don't usually watch the "career" videos but I am currently writing a cover letter to be admitted at a master in data science and business analytics. I wonder, have you got any tips on that?
Bookmarked this vid for when I am older than 17 lol!
Doesn't hurt to watch it once first 😏
@@JeffSu already did, mate! Just to support ur youtube business, also Even though it doesn't apply to me, its interesting.
@@akhilachanta805 👌😅
Hey Jeff! Your initiative is amazing, with brilliant context and valuable information. Having worked in the recruitment industry for almost a decade, I can definitely vouch for the tips.
People are so concerned about the ATS that they forget that, in the end, we are all human beings! Keep up this amazing work!
Thank you!!!
thank you so much for the insights and the template I'll keep trying my best I've been looking for jobs for over a year and it has been exhausting
Best of luck!
Love your content!! I will be graduating in November and can’t wait to apply these great tips. I would love to see a video on what a student doing an internship/practicum training at a worksite can do to improve the likelihood of getting a position after grad!
Thanks for the feedback yungdiep! Make sure to check out my latest video on how to make the most out of your internship/first job!
The same template is in google documents
Hi Gus! Thanks for bringing this up! I actually got the format inspiration from the Google Docs template, and the fee is mainly for the content within 😁. I actually share the PDF for free so viewers can use the PDF + the free Google Doc template to create their own. But if you want to edit immediately, I believe the fee is fair.
Thanks again!
Hey Jeff, how should I address the person in my cover letter if I do not know who is the hiring manager beforehand?
It's always best to have a name instead of saying "To whom it may concern." I would LinkedIn stalk beforehand and find someone in the specific team you're applying for. Worst case scenario, you can write "Dear [company] recruiter"
To whom it may concern
I am glad I have come across this. It is so helpful! I have a background in a Career specialist role and I have learned some new tips! Thank you!
I have been applying for Employment Consultant and Program Advisor roles. I would really appreciate your support on this.
Much appreciated!
I’m switching careers, from hairstylist to a grow house. I want to grow within a company to learn everything I can. It’s hard to translate my passion to become a career when I have no experience and have to start back at the bottom
We all start from somewhere! Chin up, you can do it!
Hi Jeff! I’m applying for a role of Leveraged Finance Analyst. What kind of buzz words should I include? Thanks!
Nice! Can I assume this would be for an investment bank? Don't focus on the buzzwords, and instead focus on the reason WHY you're more passionate about this position than other candidates. It could be because you watched "Barbarians at the Gate" or maybe it's because of an internship. Buzzwords won't get you the first round interview, but YOUR STORY will!
@@JeffSu lots of thanks Jeff! And thanks for the early reply!!! Will craft my story based on your reply, and hopefully I’ll land a decent job 🙏🏻
Hey Jeff really enjoying your content and plan to watch a lot more as I continue to work on my first Cover Letter!
As a Construction Management undergrad. looking for internship positions in my field, what do you think I should add to really hook them in to my cover letter?
You're charging for an editable cover letter you can get for free on google docs, all you did was change the color from orange to blue. Instead of putting it into pdf form and directing people to buy the version they can edit you should be honest and just tell people you got it from googles template gallery.
Thanks for pointing this out! I actually mentioned this several times but I actually share the PDF version completely for free so viewers can (and should) use the existing template to create their version from scratch 😁
I charge for the editable version since viewers who want to save some time have that option and it's the content of the cover letter that really matters. Thanks again!
Hey Jeff, I love your videos. They helped a ton. I am a Mechanical engineer trying to apply for a structural engineering job and I'm trying to think of a hook. recently the company got a massive bid, but that is public knowledge. I want to make that great first impression
I'm about to try this for a youth worker role, it's very serious and got more responsibilities in comparison to my other job roles and I lack the professional experience so to speak. I'll be working with children who are impacted by violence whether that be victims or defendants. One of the leaders of the charity has apparently been interested in speaking to me due to my "lived experience". I can't help feeling under prepared for the idea of taking on a caseload and managing it as it is something I've never done however I know that I could make a great deal of difference in the children's life's and wish I would've had somebody like me in this role reaching out to me when I wasn't on the best path. This video has definitely made me feel a little more confident about writing the cover letter and I feel optimistic about getting that interview now :)
Hi Jeff!! Applying for a position as a hospitality director at a law firm. It is not largely related to my career in mental health counseling, but it would be an amazing opportunity while I complete my masters online. It uses all of my best skills and my mother has worked at the company for 20/30 years. I know almost half the company because of this and I’m not sure how much or little of this to say in my cover letter. The company feels like family to me and the position is something that I believe I would do amazing in! But I don’t want to come off as I’m trying to use that to my advantage. Any advice??
Jessica, Let me chime in a bit. Please do not overthink this aspect, just apply.
Use it as your advantage! "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree, my mother who taught me everything about work ethic; works at your company for 30 years, I am perfect for the position and a safe bet compared to other applicants."
Hi Jeff! Thank you for the tips! I am currently a cabin appearance agent for JetBlue but would love to apply for one of their flight attendant positions. Seeing as I'm already apart of the company I thought it would be easy for me to write my cover letter but I'm actually having a pretty hard time. Any tips for my situation?
Mental block: think of it in real terms. You are already in the company you already fit in the culture you already have made an impression (positive one would hope) to the people around you, companies like this prefer to promote from within and it is a waaay safer bet than hiring some guy fresh. These are advantages. I say go for it. If it doesn't go your way screw it - wait 3 months then revise everything and GO AGAIN. I'll bet that within 3 rounds of doing this you'll have your new job. Sometimes it's good to pester the superiors and let them know that YOU WON'T GO AWAY. good luck. I know your comment was a year ago I hope you made it :)
Not y'all paying for a cover letter that's free on Google docs 💀
Great advice though.
Hi Lulu - Thanks for pointing this out! I actually mentioned this several times but I actually share the PDF version completely for free so viewers can (and should) use the existing template to create their version from scratch 😁
I charge for the editable version since viewers who want to save some time have that option and it's the content of the cover letter that really matters. Thanks again!
Applying for an OM position at my service center. Currently a supervisor so I know a lot of what they do and also know my hiring manager, even had smoke breaks with him.
Thanks Jeff for this video, let me try this tips and get back to you, these are some helpful advices
Best of luck!
I saw the title, and I thought amazing was 'amazon'... And then I can't find anything good to say about them so there's that...
Hahahaha well good thing it was just "amazing" 😉
I am applying for a Produce Manager's position with a new company.
They are opening a brand new store & have many open management positions.
I've been a Full Time Produce Clerk for nearly 3 years, but I've been the acting manager for almost 2 of them because my manager had a workplace injury.
I'm hoping that with my new found experience in running a very successful department that I can land a higher paying position or offered more pay at my current job.
Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge on this topic! I appreciate your efforts to support the greater good and I'm excited to put this into practice and see what possibilities reveal themselves to me. Take care
Best of luck Emi!
I had never even considered having an individual cover letter or company loool my ignorant ass solely focused on having a neat resume with a cover letter on it lol thanks for the great info. Love the persona you portrait
If you do end up making one let me know how it goes Mangu!