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I resisted the urge to apply via comments (Score:1)
... apologizing for not having an updated resume, saying I wanted to telecommute from half a continent away, and so forth.
But I couldn't figure out how to attach a Word document via slashcode, so I didn't.
Dear foo ... (Score:1)
Say, if the applicant does not know the name (of the person) reading the resume (or finally responsible for hiring), what should the salutation be if not "(HR Manager|Director)|Prospective Employer"? "To whom it may concern"?
There are many situations when a name is not easy to come by: only an URL given; name cannot be deducted from an email address reliably everytime; phone call would be impossible due to time zone difference.
- parv
Re: (Score:1)
I would go with "To whom it may concern." Also totally acceptable is "Hiring manager."
I'm probably not the best person to ask. I still get annoyed when I get mail from strangers that begins "Dear Mr. Signes" or "Dear Ricardo." If you don't know me, I am not dear to you!
GET OFFA MY LAWN
rjbs