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Cover letter for resume question!!! Its pretty urgent :(?
I'm writing a cover letter for a resume answering an ad from a newspaper.. Thing is I dont know who to make it out to because they only state the company's name and the address.
Can anyone tell me what I can do when this info isn't given?
Who should I make it out to?
Your help is very very very appreciated !!!
15 Answers
- StrapperLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
address it dear sir or madame: then say you are replying to their add for... hope that helps.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Dear Sir or Madame
To Whom It May Concern
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Get a name - even if you have to call up there and track down through the receptionist who the hiring manager is - GET THE NAME
If anything it shows that you made a real effort and you're very serious about the job
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- Anonymous5 years ago
take a few minutes and call each hotel your going to. Ask the name of the Manager. Then address each letter individually to the person. It will take a little bit longer, but make a MUCH better impression. Good Luck
- Anonymous1 decade ago
The company's name
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Write "C/O: Human Resources" on it.
("C/O" means "Care Of". )
(("Human Resources" This is the listed person that will be authorized to take possession of the resume.))
- CaptainLv 61 decade ago
Something like "To whom it may concern" or "Director of Human Resources" or "Dear Sir" or something like that.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Sir/Madam
NEVER "To whom it may concern"
You could always call the company to find out who to address it to.
