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Questions about writing cover letters that accompany a professional résumé or CV
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Cover letter - "Include information on how you plan to follow up"
It is not a bad recommendation as such, though it is something extra - that is, optional.
The idea is to let the company know that you plan to follow up and how - it gives them a chance to respond di …
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Should I mention not knowing a particular programming language in the cover letter?
If the language is a requirement, then it not showing up in your cover letter / CV at all would be a negative.
The way you have phrased it - that you can pick it up quickly, is (in my eyes) a bonus. …
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Is it ok to use emoticons in cover letters?
Frankly, there is no real benefit in adding emoticons and mostly downsides (in terms of looking professional). A cover letter is a professional letter and you should keep it professional.
Whether it …