Cover Letters Still Work When They Explain the Gap the Resume Cannot.

Most cover letters repeat the bullets and waste a page. The ones that still help do one job the resume is bad at: they explain a jump, a gap, a missing requirement, or why this company, not any company.

Keep it short and pointed.

• Open with the role and the problem you solve.
• Use one paragraph for the gap: industry change, time away, title mismatch.
• Point to two proofs already on the resume so the letter and the PDF agree.
• Close with a clear ask for a conversation.

Skip the letter when the posting forbids it. Write one when your path is not obvious on paper. That is when a human page still earns its space.

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