3 Secrets to Interview-Winning Cover Letters

3 Secrets to Interview-Winning Cover LettersCan a deckblatt letter really win you an interview? Isnt that supposed to be the job of the resume? A resume isnt the sole determining factor in whether you get the interview. A cover letter absolutely can play a deciding role in securing an interview, and Im going to share with you three secrets that we utilize in the cover letters we write for ur clients that generate immediate interview interest.We give them three reasons our clients are the best candidates.We dont pull any punches. Straightforward and to the point Here are three reasons Im the best Healthcare Executive for ABC Healthcare Company. All three reasons hit on pain points the company has in its current opening. We use our clients past successes to connect the dots between what theyve achieved and what theyre capable of delivering for the new company.We ASK for the interview.Some people arent comfortable just coming out and asking for what they want theyre afraid that being to o direct will be viewed negatively. But it actually has the opposite effect it shows interest, enthusiasm, and the ability to ask for what you want. Directness is valued in many workplaces, so why wouldnt it be in the job search?We leave them wanting to know more.Why is it that direct mail letters always include a PS at the end? Ever receive a letter from a charitable organization? It always includes a PS at the bottom too. Wonder why that is? People are naturally curious and there is just SOMETHING about that PS at the bottom that people cannot stand leaving it unread. So we leverage that same curiosity to our advantage when we craft cover letters for our clients. We end the cover letter with a PS that is so attention-grabbing or intriguing the hiring manager has to call our client for an interview.Ready to leverage these cover letter secrets to your advantage? Work with us today, and start reaping the rewards of an expertly written resume and cover letter.Id love to meet you on Go ogle+ here