Monday Motivation | 3 Things Cover Letters Should Answer
Kick off your week with Monday Motivation!
Tip of the week
A generic cover letter can hurt your application. Therefore, be sure to always personalize each cover letter for the company and the role for which you are applying. Use your cover letter to tell a story that helps to answer:
- What interests you about working for that specific company?
- What interests you about this particular position?
- What skills and experience would you bring to this role?
PRO TIP: In your cover letter, share one of your accomplishments and what it took to get you there. Relate it to the skills required for this position.
This week’s highlighted jobs:
Senior Officer: Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility
New York Foundation for the Arts
Brooklyn, NY
Exhibitions Productions Assistant
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA
Visitor Experience Manager
The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
Ridgefield, CT
Associate Speakers Representative
Blue Flower Arts
Minneapolis, MN
General Manager
The Washington School of Ballet (The Washington Ballet)
Washington, DC
This week’s highlighted opportunities:
Call for Public Art in Key West, FL
The Studios of Key West
Key West, FL
Exhibit at UGallery.com
UGallery
San Francisco, CA
Archive of Documentary Arts Collection Awards
Archive of Documentary Arts, Duke University
Durham, NC
2022-2023 Artist in Residence Program
Armory Art Center
West Palm Beach, FL
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