Follow business letter etiquette by putting the hiring manager’s name with the company contact information in a left-aligned list under your header. If you don’t know the hi… See more

Use the “Dear [Mr./Ms./Mx.][Hiring Manager/Department’s Name],” format for your cover letter salutation. Never write “To Whom It May Concern,” or “Dear Sir/Madam,… See more

Start your cover letterby expressing passion for your work, describing a relevant skill or achievement, or use a well-crafted sentence to explain how your skills and experience … See more

The second and third paragraph of your cover page is where you have a bit more space to expand on the qualifications you highlighted on your resume. If necessary, use a bullet… See more