The Purpose of the Letter of Application Is to

question 13

Multiple Choice

The purpose of the letter of application is to

• A)make an explosive lasting impression and draw attention to the relevance of your qualifications to a specific job
• B)draw attention to those qualifications or experiences not listed in the résumé but which may equip you for the job and persuade the reader to consider your application carefully
• C)strengthen what you want to emphasise by repeating the content in your résumé
• D)achieve a balance between your perception of your suitability for the job and the potential employer's needs

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