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Dynamic Cover Letters
Job-Search Cover Letter Tutorial

 

Page 26 of the Cover Letter Tutorial

 

Expert Tips for Accentuating the Positive in Cover Letters:

 

Avoid such phrases as "I feel" and "I believe."

 

Job-seekers sometimes lack the confidence to make bold and self-assured statements about themselves, so they frequently qualify their statements with "I feel" or "I believe."

 

It's best to either leave off the qualifier or use a stronger qualifier, such as "I am confident," I am convinced," or "I am positive."

 

Follow this link to see examples of how the writers' statements are so much more confident without the qualifiers.

 

 

 

Lost? Check out the Map to the Cover Letter Tutorial... or go to the home page of the Cover Letter Tutorial for Developing Stunningly Effective Job-Search Cover Letters.

 

 

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