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    Cover letters matter. When you have to go through a pile of them they are probably more important than the resume itself.

    JulieWalraven, bcsmithga, artie_fart, and 6 other people added this photo to their favorites.

    1. dsalaguinto 51 months ago | reply

      I love the quiet, thoughtful feeling of this photo. Thanks for releasing it under a CC license. I used your photo in my Web comic (Office OFFline) with full attribution, of course, and a link back to this page.

    2. irie_mama 51 months ago | reply

      Thanks for sharing this under Creative Commons. I was able to use it in a post on how to get a job using social media sites: www.walkupright.com/blog/2009/04/16/get-job-twitter-linkedin. It was a great way to illustrate a stack of resume's - a fear many people have when submitting theirs, that they will just get lost in the stack.

    3. The_Sourceress 44 months ago | reply

      Fantastic picture. I used it here on our company blog in the post 10 Tips For Writing Your Cover Letter - I hope you don't mind. It really does illustrate the need to stand out perfectly.

    4. Lilwriter 33 months ago | reply

      Thank you for this great picture. It is perfect to illustrate my article, "The Job Interview Starts Before You Meet Human Resources".

      www.flickr.com/photos/wwworks/2987612253/

      I've credited it to you with a link back to this site.

      Much appreciated!

    5. Lilwriter 33 months ago | reply

      Hi Woodley:
      Your photo is so relevant to my writings that I've used it again. It's the feature photo this time, in my article, PHR or SPHR: Certification for HR Professionals Pays Off. I've credited the photo to you with a link back to this site. Thanks again!

    6. Kristin_Urbane 28 months ago | reply

      This picture was great for a blog post I wrote today. Thanks for sharing it! -Kristin

      www.dalecarnegiewayfla.com/2011/03/04/when-it-makes-sense...

    7. Magforguys.com 8 hours ago | reply

      Thank you for this nice Image. We have used it on our post here:
      6 Useful Tips to Make a Good Resume
      Thanks again.

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