Harvey Said:

How do I write a cover letter for a job i've already had?

We Answered:

I would for sure emphasize the work you did previously for them. In my opinion, experience generally beats out education. Education usually just helps you get your foot in the door. If you've already done the job or something similar to it, you have an advantage over other applicants and the employer will want to know this.

Rosemary Said:

How do I write a cover letter for a job I'm re-applying for?

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Personally I believe that letters are good, assuming they are written using good grammar and spelling (always use a spill chucker!). You can get some good instruction for composing letters by learning from the resource in the box below, it's got a lot of other stuff about job searching as well.

Kristen Said:

how do i write a cover letter for an unspecified job?

We Answered:

Your Name
Your Add.
Your PH#
Your email Add


12/29/2009date

ATTN: Human Resource
Name of Co.


Dear Sir /Madam,

The attached resume is submitted for your review and evaluation. (if you have a resume). I am a person who is highly motivated, and continuously striving to succeed. ( write why you would be a good choice for this job, relate to the job either by experience or your choosing to follow in this field because it interests you.)
Thank you.
it does not need to be very long4-5 sentences.

Sincerely,




Your name

Anita Said:

How do I write a cover letter for a job I am doing as a temp?

We Answered:

Yes, mention it! Also mention your supervisors name and add his phone number.
Say something like:

"I have been contracted to temporaly fill this position and would be interested in discussing a full time position. I have excelled at doing this and that. Please contact my supervisor to discuss the benefits I have already brought to the company and how I may continue to grow within the organization."