When you are using email to job search, it\'s important that all your communications are as professional as they would be if you were writing an old-fashioned paper letter. So, here's what you need to know about job search email etiquette including what to include in your job search emails, how to format your email, and how to make sure your email message is read. Find out how to write a cover letter, an interview thank you letter, a reference letter, a resignation letter, a follow up letter, and more of the employment letters you\'ll need to write when you\'re job hunting or making connections who can help grow your career. Writing Effective Cover Letters Writing a cover letter often seems like a particularly daunting task. However, if you take it one step at a time, you\'ll soon be an expert at writing letters to send with your resume. How to Write an Interview Thank You Letter Writing a thank you letter, or thank you email, after an employment interview is a must. In fact, some employers think less of those interviewees who fail to follow-up promptly. How to Write a Reference Almost everyone is asked to write a reference letter at some time during their career. Whether it\'s for an employee, a friend, or someone you\'ve worked with, it is important to be prepared to write an effective letter of recommendation. When you\'re writing job letters, it\'s helpful to use a template. That way, you can copy and paste the letter, then edit to personalize with your information. It\'s also a good idea to review letter samples. That way you can see what well-written employment letters look like, and you can get ideas for writing your own letters.