Sentences with phrase «general salutation»

Finally, avoid general salutations like To Whom It May Concern, and be sure to address the manager by name.

In some instances, there is no salutation or a general salutation, like «Dear Policy Holder.»

Using a general salutation like, «To Whom It May Concern» proves only one thing: you haven't conducted basic research.

If you don't have a contact person at the company, either leave off the salutation from your cover letter and start with the first paragraph of your letter or use a general salutation.

If you can not discover the name of the contact person at the company, you can either leave off the salutation from your cover letter and start with the first paragraph of your letter, or use a general salutation.

If you can't find a contact person at the company, you can either leave off the salutation from your cover letter and start with the first paragraph of your letter or use a general salutation.

Instead, they make use of a general salutation to make things easy throughout the letter writing.

However, general salutation could also come in handy whenever the situation calls for it.

If you don't have the name of the contact person for the company, it's better to use a general salutation like «To Whom It May Concern» or «Dear Hiring Manager».

Below are tips on how to use a general salutation for a cover letter:

When using a general salutation, capitalize the nouns.

If you don't have a contact person at the company, either leave off the salutation from your cover letter and start with the first paragraph of your letter or, better yet, use a general salutation.

Always address your cover letter to an actual person rather than using a general salutation where possible, and seek to show that you understand exactly what they need in their hire by studying the job description first.