How do I address a cover letter w/o specific info?
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Apr 4th, 2010 |
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I am applying for a job with a local news agency, but the ad I found doesn’t tell me to submit the cover letter to a specific person. Almost all cover letter samples I see have a heading with “john doe, director of whatever.” What do I do?
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You will get the best results if you take some time to find out exactly who to send your application to, and address your cover letter to that person. Try call the the news agency, or look on their website to see who is in charge of personnel.
I have the perfect article for this.
I’d go with “To whom it may concern” if you absolutely do not know who the specific person is.