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npr: Question about e-mailing resume

docmay25docmay25 member
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I contacted someone (thru e-mail) about a job Ad.  She said to e-mail her my resume.  Do I send a cover letter with it or just the resume?

God, I am so rusty since being a sahm for 5 years!

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Re: npr: Question about e-mailing resume

  • isabella22isabella22

    I would, it can't hurt.  Just don't make it too long.  Have a small paragraph as to why you are interested in the job and 1 that highlights something special about you that would be great for the job.

    Good luck!

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  • Starr_MomStarr_Mom
    If you do a cover letter, don't send 2 separate documents. Just C&P the cover letter before your resume on the document so that when they print it out, it's included. Otherwise, they will probably just skip over it. HTH and GL!
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  • katie277skatie277s
    I do a cover letter type thing in the email and attach a resume.  It has always worked for me.
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  • Angela814Angela814 member
    I always send the "cover letter" in the body of the email and then attach the resume.
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  • dnagaldnagal

    imageStarr_Mom:
    If you do a cover letter, don't send 2 separate documents. Just C&P the cover letter before your resume on the document so that when they print it out, it's included. Otherwise, they will probably just skip over it. HTH and GL!

     

    ditto this! 

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