Dear Random Dude,
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- BK
What's a good way to head a letter to an unknown recipient when sending a cover letter?
"Dear Sir or Madam" sounds too 19th century formal and "Dear Hiring Agent" just sounds lame.
Gotta be a better way... right?
- moamoa0
Hey,
- lvl_130
to whom it may concern
- waterhouse0
"To whom it may concern;"
- 7point340
who posted the job? usually there is a contact
- Let's say it's just a cold email with info@_____.com as the only lead.BK
- Llyod0
Hello Dummy
- are you talking to yourself again Lloyd?alicetheblue
- are you talking to yourself, again, Lloyd?alicetheblue
- hahaha I am repeating myself again Lloydalicetheblue
- stoplying0
What Up Fool?
- alicetheblue0
or even the name of the firm
"Dear DDBO dude"
- sublocked0
What's crackin potna?
- Llyod0
what's up my brutha from anotha mutha
- gramme0
What's good young blood?
- Pseuro0
Fuck you, Candy.
- gramme0
IN all seriousness: IF you have investigated and got nothing, then I would go with "To Whom it May Concern".
- arthur0
"To Whom It May Concern" is lame, shows no effort. Do whatever you can to find out the person's name. If you can't find it, address it to the person's title, "Dear Creative Director" and so forth.
- Shepstar150
Dear Recipient?
- drgss0
Dear mom
- BK0
Or if one of you want to give me a new job, you can just tell me your name and this whole exercise will be unnecessary!
- Shepstar150
How about "Hey you!"
- richardkark0
hi company person
- SteveJobs0
For whom the bell tolls,