Call Center Manager Cover Letter

Highlight your managerial skills. Call center managers are in charge of daily operations of high-volume call centers and should be able to manage people, motivate teams, set and achieve goals and solve problems. Demonstrate it by referring to your past experiences and giving specific examples. Inform the employer of your performance in numbers and percentages.

Don’t resort to generic objectives. In an effort to pump up their letters, people add water and use empty phrases. For example, by writing “I would like to find employment in a stable organization with great opportunities for advancement” you just waste space on your document, which by the way should never be longer than one page.

Make sure your letter has four-five distinct paragraphs. In the introduction, you refer to the job posting. Next, you praise yourself properly to show how fit you are for the position and mention your major accomplishments. Then you express your admiration for the company. Finally, you conclude with your appreciation for their time and a call to action.

Don’t overdo superlatives. It is true that candidates are expected to toot their own horn relentlessly and inform the employer they are the best. However, it is better to do in a less explicit matter. When hiring managers see ‘perfect fit’ in every letter, they skip over such overconfident descriptions. Whereas you want to look confident, you go off like an arrogant and cocky by using them.

Let your personality shine through. Even though job application letters are formal documents, they act as a link between the hiring manager and your resume. They are used to explain all inconsistencies and gaps in your resume. They can look like essays more than like lists of accomplishments and skills. It allows you to use your own voice without formality.