Professional Cover Letter for Operations Manager

Using the Internet, find a specific job opening posted online within the last nine months that requires the same degree level you are completing: for example, associate's or bachelor's degree. You may use one of these sites or other similar job search sites to complete your search:
O*Net Online. No date. Occupation Search. https://www(dot)onetonline(dot)org/
Linkedin.com. No date. Linkedin Job Search. https://www(dot)linkedin(dot)com/jobs
Write a cover letter as though you are applying for the position. Highlight and emphasize why you are the most suitable candidate for the position. Remember to tailor the letter to the specific job description for the job.
Follow the general writing guidelines on pages 252–258 in the text for structural and content guidance for a business letter.
Note: An example can be found on page 253, Figure 13E.
Requirements
Content:
Highlight relevant background and job history information specific to the opening.
Describe 3–5 significant qualifications, including skills and education, with an explanation of why you would be an asset for the role.
Format
Your cover letter should follow the example found on page 253 of your textbook.
Style
Follow proper block business letter formatting techniques per business letter format.
Use appropriate professional language, greeting, and closing.
Develop main paragraphs with six or seven sentences.
The cover letter should be on page 1 of the submission. Include a working hyperlink to the job posting on page 2.