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Date: | Wed, 28 Aug 1996 10:31:53 -0400 |
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I couldn't agree more. My whole argument is that a good applicant should
have both a solid cover letter to introduce a solid resume -- not just one
or the other.
>>> J./B. Moore <[log in to unmask]> 08/27/96 10:06pm >>>
>If a resume/cover letter doesn't catch their attention --
>you will not be relevant to the job.
I agree with John. All the jobs I need to fill require someone with good
organizational skills and writing communication skills, and if they can't
come up with a logical, reasonable resume and a clear, concise,
interesting letter (which are both about a topic they should know well,
namely themselves!), then they will not be able to do what is necessary
in the job.
Yes, the letter and resume ARE A TEST as well as a way to get the
facts fast!
Julia Moore
Indianapolis Art Center
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