- Job Search Tip of the Week, by Brian Krueger, author of "College Grad Job Hunter," the #1 book for entry level job search:
"The Postscript Technique"
If you want to add an extra splash to your cover letter, consider adding a "P.S." at the end. This works especially well to focus on your most marketable attribute. An example would be:
"P.S. I was the first intern ever to receive the Employee of the Month award at Ernst & Young's New York office. And I won it not once, but twice. I am looking forward to bringing that same level of passion for my work to you at Big Public Accounting."
And if you truly want maximum impact, make your P.S. handwritten. I guarantee it will be the first thing read on your cover letter.
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