Sharon Professes That Resumés Grab Recruiters' Attention More Than Cover

Multiple Choice

Sharon professes that resumés grab recruiters' attention more than cover letters.So cover letters need not be drafted with as much care as resumés.But Darryl insists that a poorly written cover letter can prompt employers to skip over your resumé,even if you are a good fit for the job.If you were applying for a job,you would ________.

A) consider Sharon's advice
B) consider Darryl's advice
C) avoid using cover letters
D) repeat details in the resumé and the cover letter, so that you can give equal attention