Cover Letter (Part 5): Another Example

In the series of sharing cover letter examples with you; here is another one for your reference.

  • You might want to click on this link to visit the advertiser's website to understand this cover letter
  • This cover letter was for the position of a Level 1- IT Support where the advertisement specifically mentioned providing support to very small clients (3 staff) to medium sized client of (180 staff)
  • Advertiser asked for experience with Microsoft products and usual brands of hardware & network administration.

Cover Letter
Feel free to ask your questions or post your comments.

Cheers
Raj Singh
Employment Consultant
iCareer Ltd

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