Business & Management

HR Manager Cover Letter Example

People-focused cover letter emphasizing talent management and organizational development.

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Why this example works

  • Clear introduction stating the role and motivation
  • Quantifiable achievements in body paragraphs
  • Professional tone matching the industry

How to write each section

1Introduction Paragraph

Start by clearly stating the position you're applying for and express genuine enthusiasm. Mention where you saw the posting or how you learned about the opportunity. This paragraph should immediately connect your interest to the role.

2Body Paragraphs

Use 2-3 paragraphs to highlight your most relevant experience, skills, and achievements. Include specific metrics and results when possible. Connect your background directly to the job requirements mentioned in the posting.

3Closing Paragraph

Reiterate your interest and enthusiasm for the role. Mention that you've attached your resume and express your eagerness to discuss how you can contribute to the team. Keep it concise and professional.

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Lisa Johnson

HR Manager

lisa.johnson@example.com(555) 678-9012Minneapolis, MN

David Miller

PeopleFirst Inc.

Dear David Miller,

I am excited to apply for the HR Manager position at PeopleFirst Inc. With 7 years of experience in human resources and a passion for building inclusive workplace cultures, I am confident in my ability to contribute to your organization.

In my current role at Talent Solutions, I have managed recruitment, employee relations, performance management, and training programs. I have successfully reduced turnover by 20% through improved onboarding and employee engagement initiatives. I am SHRM-certified and experienced with HRIS systems.

I am particularly drawn to PeopleFirst's commitment to employee development and diversity. I would be honored to bring my HR expertise and people-focused approach to your team.

Thank you for considering my application. I look forward to discussing how I can contribute to PeopleFirst's people strategy.

Sincerely,

Lisa Johnson