When applying for a job, you should always include a tailored cover letter unless specifically instructed not to do so. Follow the instructions for submission, but also try to find the name of someone responsible for that area, and send him or her copy of your application directly.
Below are resources to help turn your CV into a resume and write meaningful, tailored cover letters that complement your resume for a specific job. In addition, don't forget that making contacts in your field(s) or profession(s) of interest is not only an effective way to discover a satisfying job but are valuable resources to help hone your credentials.
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