Including Specific Examples in the Motivation Letter
Do I have to mention specific described situations (like the ones described during behavioral interview) in the motivation letter? In the letters I read, students said that their accomplishments were so and so. And they were parts of so and so. But they never mentioned a specific example like the ones mentioned in the behavioral interview. Your response would be highly appreciated. Many thanks.
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Hi, What kind of behavioral interview are you talking about? What did you discuss in this interview? Clive
— Clive
Hi, What kind of behavioral interview are you talking about?
What did you discuss in this interview?
Clive
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I am preparing my motivation letter for the grad school. I read that while preparing the motivation letter, I should include examples because talking in general does not get the attention of the professors. My question is: What type of examples should I include? Should I mention specific situations I went through like "I brought a gift to a famil
I don't know what 'a behavioral interview' is. I just asked because it seems to be important in your thinking.
It's always better to give examples of what you are talking about, instead of just speaking in generalities. But if you do, use examples that show in some way that yo
You are right. I do not want to mention those examples. I was just including types of examples that I may include (to either describe situations in details or mentioning accomplishments and associations).
I am writing my cover letter now. I will post it in the website as soon as it is finished.
Those are all good questions, focused on searching for a job. Just don't forget that a motivation letter for grad school has to focus on getting them to accept you.