Writers make many mistakes during the final editing process as they make corrections, particularly with tense and word placements. It goes without saying that the best way to sound unremarkable and insincere is to fill your cover letter with cliches. So if that's what you were planning, go back to square one and get busy as a beaver at putting together a collection of original thoughts instead of a collection of those same old employee buzzwords. Even if those buzzwords represent honest information you are trying to relay, remember, the road to hell is paved with good intentions. The best way to express your desires is to say how you really feel.
True statements run circles around cliched phrases.
So if you come up with the real McCoy, take a bow, because you're moving in the right direction faster than a speeding bullet. Sometimes, in an effort to impress, writers go overboard. In an attempt to sound intelligent, cover letter writers regularly produce sentences that use big, impressive, but unfamiliar words. The resulting mistakes cause embarrassment for both the reader and writer, and ensure prompt dismissal of your application. This is an opportunity for you to give employers an idea of who you are, what you've accomplished and how you can contribute to their company.