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Using bullet points in a cover letter?

• I can't seem to write a cover letter that flows. How acceptable is it to use bullet points within the body of cover letter for a job application?

• Answer:

  It is not generally good practice to use bullet points in your covering letter, especially if you want it to flow. You can use them in your CV though, as it is very easy to ramble on and on and an employer will glaze over and NOT read your CV if there aren't bullet points or other breaks in it. For your cover letter, take what you would have written in the bullet points and make them into a paragraph (spaced on its own) instead. For example, + Hard working + Experienced + Passed X exam + Contributed X to the team Would become: "I am a hard working individual with X years experience in the field who has helped to increased turnover in my dept by X%. I studied towards and passed my X exam, which further qualifies me for the role and I believe I would be an asset to your team."