Who do you adress a cover letter to if you don't know the hireing managers name?

Answer 1

I just ran into this. I addressed it to the director of the department I was applying to. The other option is to address it to someone specific in HR. I would call the HR department and ask them who would be appropriate. Doing so makes your letter look soooo much more impressive than just dumping it into the abyss of "to whom it may concern"

Answer 2

Address the letter to The Manager then start the letter Dear Sir/Madam. I would suggest however if I were you to get a dictionary so that you can spell correctly.

Answer 3

Address it to the position by title: Personnel Manager, or whatever the title is.\
and greet the person as Dear sir or madam.

Personnel Manager,
xxx Company
100 Anystreet
Someplace, USA

Dear Sir or Madam;

bla bla bla

Answer 4

it really is nice to placed the precise call of the governmentso call and ask what it really is then list on the best left nook his call the eating places call and the addresss, then below all that through 2 rows start up through writing pricey Mr Smith, are you able to locate a company letter someplace to reproduction it? you want to both get a e book on writing resumes if you're appllying for a job or flow to the library and look it up someplace-possibly on the web?

Answer 5

ATTN: Office Manager

Answer 6

be best to get a name however, if all else fails adress the position not just to whom it may concern such as "hiring manager" "store manager" "human resource manager" etc...

Answer 7

you would address Dear Hiring Manager: that is what my career advisor instructed me to do

Answer 8

The best address is "Dear Sir or Madam"

Answer 9

You can call the company and find out.

Answer 10

To whom it may concern,
Blah,blah................