6. 4.6. Motivational Letter

A cover letter is a letter in which a job seeker presents to an employer or recruiter reasons why he wants to do the job offered and why he, and not anyone else, is the most suitable candidate. This is a great way to draw the employer's attention to your good qualities, highlight the advantages associated with the proposed workplace, and show your written communication skills. A cover letter is sent together with the CV and is often more important than the CV. The average length of a cover letter is one A4 page. In exceptional cases where you need to prove your creativity, e.g. in art or something may be longer. It is important to convince of your suitability - to mention internships, internships, project activities, etc., which did not fit in the CV. Be present when writing a cover letter

Be original, don't talk nonsense, have a sense of moderation, think about what you write, check if you haven't left any mistakes. Be empathetic, imagine how your texts are received by the employer. Do not humiliate anyone, do not complain (previous workplaces or bosses).