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I was thinking that you'd still need to get a potential employer to click through (unless the message was HTML formatted), which they might not do if they're in
by percept 16y ago
I was thinking that you'd still need to get a potential employer to click through (unless the message was HTML formatted), which they might not do if they're inundated with responses.
Maybe he or a friend should submit the cover letter and his story to the business press. Wouldn't they be interested in something like that (as a job-hunting innovation)?
- Timothee 16y agoExactly. I recently made a few webpages specifically for one job offer to go with my cover letter/resume. Unfortunately, these pages have never been opened… I couldn't think of the best way to do it: a very short cover letter basically saying "open that webpage to see my real cover letter" might just annoy the recipient; a somewhat regular cover letter (my choice then) with an invitation to open a link still needs to be distinctive enough to convince the recipient to click the link.
- atourino 16y agoWhy don't you start the story off with your email. If they are interested, they will click through to the rest of your pages.