Sentences with phrase «traditional cover letters still»

Job seekers hate writing them and hiring managers get bored reading them, so why is a traditional cover letter still necessary?

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The «traditional» resume and cover letter still play a primary role in the job search and we do not expect that to change in the near future.

While cover letters that are emailed do not have as conservative a format as traditional «snail mail» cover letters, there is still a specific structure one should observe when drafting and sending them.

Some applicants choose to send the application through emails, while others still stick with the traditional way by sending a hard copy cover letter to a potential employer.

(If your goal is to land a job at a big financial institution or at a law firm, you might want to stick to the more traditional resume formats, cover letters and overall professionalism, though an out - of - the - box approach may still prove successful if executed with tact.)

While traditional application materials (resume, cover letter, references) are still important, recruiters are increasingly looking online to gauge candidate value.

What recruiters are looking for instead: Although the Internet has outgrown the cover letter, one traditional piece of the job application still matters — references.