THE BORE
General => The Superdeep Borehole => Topic started by: mojovonio on February 01, 2011, 02:01:56 PM
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So if you're asked to submit a cover letter online, who do you address it to? To whom it may concern?
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Dear Dude or Dudette
To whom it may concern is shit for sure. Any possibility of calling the company and ask who the contact person is?
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For sure, but calling ahead and caring enough to do a little digging is a good thing. It probably differs a lot from company to company, but "To whom it may concern" is often seen as lazy as hell. Maybe it concerns the janitor, who knows.
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2 da BOSS
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Fellow pre-teen pussyhounds,
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4 the Mare
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Come in me bro
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^ :lol
"Dear Sir or Madam:"
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Yeah, i totally agree and I really didn't want to write that, hence my asking. I just know a lot of times companies like to stone wall people from contacting hiring managers directly. But hey, there's no dire need for a new job, so I got time to dig around.
And you wouldn't need to contact the hiring manager directly. Just talk to a receptionist or admin and get their name. They're probably frequently asked, "Who's in charge of hiring? How do I contact them directly? What kind of cookies are their favorite because I want to show them how much of a kiss ass I can be before I ever meet them?"
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Try to find who the hiring manager is. That may involve cold calling the company. Worked for all the jobs I've had. You'll be at a disadvantage if you just send info blindly. Managers are inundated with resumes.
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address it to the hiring manager, if you can. no-one else BUT the hiring manager will read it, anyhow.