When companies ask you to submit your resume through email, would you just copy and paste the resume to the body of the email, or would you write a little message and then attached the resume to the email.
I herd it doesn’t matter which way you do it, but I just want to be sure for the next time I want to submit my resume.
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Answer by Menvoice
You must send a covering letter containing reference from where you came to know and the post you are applying and the attach your recently updated resume file as per company’s requirement.
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There are multiple ways to send it through e-mail. I’ll list the way that HR reps have told me the way they like to see it.
In the title of the E-mail list the position and job reference number. In the body of the e-mail is your cover letter. Find out the name of the person who is handling the e-mail resumes for the job position. That is a must. If you can not find out who it is use “Dear Sir or Madam”. Anything else is a guaranteed removal from the pile of potential applicants. Speak a bit about the position and talk up the points where you are a good fit. Normal cover letter stuff. Don’t include the website that you found it at, do include a phone number under your name as you sign below. Attach your resume with your name as the title of the document.
I usually attach my resume and cover letter. and in the body of email say, please see attached blah blah blah.