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Mention you're a quick learner in your cover letter

A cover letter is typically an essential element of a job application that helps the hiring manager get to know you better.

In the letter, you can use skills keywords to make yourself seem like a more desirable candidate.

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Demonstrating your soft skills, such as the ability to learn quickly, in your CV can help you make a good impression on a recruiter.

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How to Become a Quick Learner

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