What can you do for Goldman Sachs that other candidates cannot?

"In addition to meeting your requirements for education, experience, and career accomplishments, I will also compliment Goldman Sachs's efforts in diversity and inclusion. I understand that Goldman Sachs believes gender equality is an economic imperative. I will complement Goldman Sachs by supporting women's economic empowerment and leadership opportunities. These efforts will help drive growth for your clients and shareholders."

"On your Goldman Sachs careers page, you describe your people, capital, and reputation as your biggest assets. In addition to the experience I bring in wealth management and the 3.94 GPA I bring from my post-secondary degree, I promise to help you uphold these business principles every day. I am dedicated to fully complying with laws, regulations, and the overall spirit of your organization."

In Goldman Sachs' Blog, a Goldman Sachs recruiter is asked, "What's the number one thing you look for on a resume?" The recruiter answers, "I look for candidates who can demonstrate an interest in the industry. It's worth mentioning that cover letters have varying levels of importance to different recruiters, so make sure your resume stands on its own in telling your story."