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If you can find the hiring manager's name, use it.
Write a focused cover letter without staring at a blank page. Fill in the job and company, use the starter text as a guide, make it your own, and download a clean PDF.
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A strong cover letter is short, usually three or four paragraphs. Open with the role you are applying for and a clear reason you want it. Then give one or two specific achievements that prove you can do the job, ideally with numbers. Follow with why this particular company appeals to you, and close by inviting a conversation.
The starter text gives you that structure, but the details must be yours. Hiring managers read many letters, and the ones that stand out mention real results and something genuine about the company rather than generic praise.
If you can find the hiring manager's name, use it.
Three to four short paragraphs is plenty.
Reflect the two or three skills the advert stresses most.
One concrete result beats a list of adjectives.
Not always, but a short, tailored letter often helps, especially for smaller companies or competitive roles.
Around 250 to 400 words, comfortably on one page.
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