Any advice for writing good cover letters for internships?
I often find myself wiriting really borings ones that end up sounding very generic.
Because most hiring is done by people who have better things to do than read form letters, I don’t use a cover letter unless I can find a good reason to write one. Good reasons include:
- The firm actually asks for one.
- I know who is getting the cover letter. It is much easier to make a cover letter meaningful if I can relate the text to the reader.
- The firm has a body of work that I am actually
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