>> First, it just needs to be perfect.
Particularly when I'm looking at hiring attorneys or law clerks, details matter for us,
you know, we're the people who read every line and every word of every document,
so something as important as your resume and your cover letter has, you know,
grammatical errors or any kind of little mistakes like that, we take that more seriously
than maybe even some other industries would.
Make sure you're applying to the position you mean to, just little things like that.
I know it's so -- and I'm sure I'm guilty of this myself, to you know, kind of copy
and paste one application materials into the next one.
If you're doing that, first of all, be super careful that you have everything,
all the details right that you need.
But to the extent you have the time to tailor your materials
to whatever specific position you're looking for, that can really help.