A nurse writes a cover letter to a potential employer. The nurse recognizes that one of the major components of a cover letter is that it should be:
a. one page in length
b. a detailed commercial about yourself
c. one to two pages in length
d. started with a general salutation
A
A cover letter is a type of marketing and advertising strategy for presenting oneself to a potential
employer. They should be no longer than one page in length and provide a brief (not detailed)
commercial about you, and should be specifically addressed to a person, not a company or a general
salutation.
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a. 26%. b. 38%. c. 42%. d. 62%.
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1) Beginning to walk 2) Grasping objects 3) Holding a bottle 4) Developing the pincer grasp
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