A job application letter is different from a resume in that:
A) it presents a job candidate's qualifications.
B) it uses short, parallel phrases and sentence fragments.
C) it is adapted to a position rather than to the needs of a particular organization.
D) it explains controversial material in a positive way.
E) it explains how you are equally skillful and capable as other candidates.

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The résumé avoids controversial material. The job letter can explain in a positive way, situations such as career changes or gaps in employment history. The letter expands your best qualifications to show how you can help the organization meet its needs, how you differ from other applicants, and how much knowledge of the organization you possess. The letter uses complete sentences in well-written paragraphs.

A Job Application Letter Is Different from a Resume in That