The middle section of a job application letter should ________.
A) present your strongest selling points in terms of their potential benefit to the organization
B) give your entire work history in case the employer doesn't read your resumé
C) stress ways in which you do not meet the job qualifications
D) discuss each requirement listed in the job, if it is an unsolicited letter

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The middle section of a job application letter should showcase your strongest selling points and how they align with the potential benefit to the organization. It should convince the employer why you're the best candidate for the job. Providing your entire work history or stressing your lack of qualifications won't help in convincing the employer. If it's an unsolicited letter, you can discuss how your skills and experience match the requirements listed in the job description.

The Middle Section of a Job Application Letter Should ________