… This way,
you’ll continuously look for a “better mousetrap.” Just like any position or industry, things change. You only need to
review a book on proper business correspondence (complete with examples) written 25 years ago to realize how we
correspond differently today. Today, business correspondence is written using a conversational tone instead of the once
I-would-never-talk-that-way-ever writing.
This tip is excerpted with permission from Designing a Cover Letter to “Wow” Hiring Personnel, an e-book by Teena Rose. For more cover-letter tips, visit Teena’s Bookstore to download your copy for $27.77. You can also download a free 19-page excerpt.
