The document discusses cover letter samples and how to use them when applying for jobs. It notes that cover letters are difficult to write but cover letter samples can be found online for many different types of jobs and can be adapted to one's own needs. However, it emphasizes that the cover letter samples should only be used as a guide and not handed in verbatim, as employers want to see originality and will know if a cover letter was not rewritten in one's own words. The cover letter samples can help with structure and wording but must be tailored specifically to the position and company being applied to in order to make the best impression on potential employers.

1. Cover Letter Samples
Looking for a job is never easy. No matter how skilled or how experience you
are, you have to worry about how you appear to a potential employer. Even those
who have had years of experience often times find that getting the job of their
dreams is not as easy as they thought it would be. You have to make sure you
start out with an amazing résumé, and this must be accompanied by a great cover
letter. If you aren’t sure how to write either of these, you can find good
examples online. Cover letters seem to be the hardest, and this is why you want
to do a search for cover letter samples.
The great thing about cover letter samples is that you can find one that you can
adapt to your own needs. There are so many different types of cover letters that
it can be hard to decide what you need to include. Though I am a writer, I often
have problems with my cover letters. I always have a problem finding the right
wording for the position I’m looking for. I can look online and find cover
letter samples for almost anything I want. This means that if I am looking for a
job as a receptionist, I can find a sample that someone else has used
successfully with a résumé.
It is important to remember that you should take the cover letter samples that
you find and make them your own. You do not want to hand someone else’s cover
letter in to a potential employer. When you find cover letter samples that you
think will work well for your purposes, you have to cut them up and make them
your own. You have to add your own contact information of course, but you also
have to remember to tailor that sample to the specific position and company to
which you are applying.
What you have to remember is that these people see a great number of cover
letters throughout their careers. This is especially true if you are dealing
with a human resources department. If you hand in cover letter samples that you
have not taken the time to rewrite, these people are going to know it. Most
companies are looking for original thinkers, and if you hand in a rather dull
and overused cover letter, they aren’t going to find what they’re looking for in
you. Use cover letter samples as guides to writing your own, never use them as
the exact template for what you want to say to someone you hope to impress.