Deborahs Corner

Cover Letter Etiquette Raises the Job Search Bar

Manners matterwhether at the dinner table, during a round of golf, or while watching a movie in a public theater. cover letter etiquette is also important and you can show a hiring manager that you know what that is by demonstrating it in your cover letter for a new job. Be friendly. Be concise. Focus on what the employer is looking for. Avoid overusing the pronoun “I.” Appropriate humor can be a plus. But don’t tell a corny joke or pass on an ‘email forward.’ Keep cover letter etiquette in mind and you will come across as someone the employer will want to interviewand hire.

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