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Recovering from a Layoff
with Brie Weiler Reynolds
Cover Letter Example
Dear [Mr./Ms. XXXXX],
I’m excited to submit my application for the [Job Title] position at ABC Company. My resume is attached to
this email, and below I’ve outlined some of my most relevant experience. I hope you’ll find it a great match for
this position and the company.
[First, address your layoff in a short and positive way. For example:] As you’ll notice, I have a bit of a gap
in my official work history. I was laid off from my last position, but have since been doing X, Y, and Z to stay
knowledgeable and active in this field. Here’s how I can put my skills and experience to work in your company.
[In this paragraph, point out 2–3 of the key requirements for the job, and how your skills and
experience match those requirements. For example:] I see that this role requires five years of project
management experience. Over the last six years, I’ve managed 35 successful web design projects, and I really
enjoy communicating with clients to set expectations and meet their needs.
[Make sure you include any required information that the job description notes, such as desired salary,
and answers to specific questions.]
[Close with a strong thank-you and reiterate your genuine interest in the role.] I appreciate the time
you’re taking to review my application. I welcome the opportunity to talk with you about my interest in this
job, and how I can be an asset to this team and the company.
Best wishes,
Your Name [as it appears on your resume]
Your email address
Your phone number
A link to your LinkedIn profile
Adapted from a sample cover letter created by FlexJobs. Used with permission.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/coverletterexample-200630234552/85/Cover-letter-example-1-320.jpg)
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- 1. 1 of 1Recoveringfrom a Layoff with Brie Weiler Reynolds Recovering from a Layoff with Brie Weiler Reynolds Cover Letter Example Dear [Mr./Ms. XXXXX], I’m excited to submit my application for the [Job Title] position at ABC Company. My resume is attached to this email, and below I’ve outlined some of my most relevant experience. I hope you’ll find it a great match for this position and the company. [First, address your layoff in a short and positive way. For example:] As you’ll notice, I have a bit of a gap in my official work history. I was laid off from my last position, but have since been doing X, Y, and Z to stay knowledgeable and active in this field. Here’s how I can put my skills and experience to work in your company. [In this paragraph, point out 2–3 of the key requirements for the job, and how your skills and experience match those requirements. For example:] I see that this role requires five years of project management experience. Over the last six years, I’ve managed 35 successful web design projects, and I really enjoy communicating with clients to set expectations and meet their needs. [Make sure you include any required information that the job description notes, such as desired salary, and answers to specific questions.] [Close with a strong thank-you and reiterate your genuine interest in the role.] I appreciate the time you’re taking to review my application. I welcome the opportunity to talk with you about my interest in this job, and how I can be an asset to this team and the company. Best wishes, Your Name [as it appears on your resume] Your email address Your phone number A link to your LinkedIn profile Adapted from a sample cover letter created by FlexJobs. Used with permission.