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Selection Criteria Myths (cont.)


X To save time and paper you can include your claims against the criteria as part of your cover letter.
Cover letters and statements against selection criteria have two different purposes, and should therefore be treated as two separate documents.

X I don’t need to address criteria that are labelled “desirable” or “less important”. 
You need to address all criteria!  And, you should put equal effort into the desirable or less important criteria as the others.  If two applicants are running neck and neck for a position for example, the less important criteria may be used as a discriminator.  If you leave these criteria out, or just brush past them, you could be handing the position over to someone else.













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