How should I write a cover letter? What does it include?

Format and content of the cover letter:

(1) State the name and title or position of the recipient of the letter, such as: Mr. ××× or Ms. ××× or Manager ××× etc.

(2) Text:

There should be an introduction at the beginning:

The traditional introduction is to state the source of the application information, such as:

"Dear Mr. ×××:

I learned from the "Yangtze Evening News" on November 20, 2001 that your company is recruiting for the position of manager secretary. If the company is looking for an energetic, As a young person who is full of energy and proficient in word processing, I am confident that I can do the job.”

Then you should state the reasons for applying, and be well-founded and highlight the most convincing part of yourself.

End: It is usually a polite sentence to show your sincerity, express your gratitude to the company, and hope to get an interview opportunity.

Signature: signature and date.

Extended information:

Things to note when writing a cover letter:

1. Cover letters should be tailored to different employers and industries.

2. Propose what you can do for your future employer.

3. Concentrate on specific career goals.

4. Do not say anything negative about your self-recommendation, job search situation or life situation.

5. Go straight to the topic and don’t be wordy.

6. Don’t write empty words without strength.

7. Do not exceed one page unless the prospective employer requests further information.

8. Check carefully for any typographical or spelling errors.

9. Show it to others before sending it.

10. Copy and archive all sent letters, including letters, faxes, and emails. And save the record for next step.