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AleshV Posted 16 years ago
Letter Writing
Starting a cover letter
Dear world,
I am just writing a cover letter for an international executive position.
Please tell me about your opinion of starting the letter? The expression to whom it may concern seems to be a little bit shabby. I do not know neither sex, nor title or name of the person on the other side.
expressiio dear Madame or Sir I also dislike, as word 'madame' rise some associations...
Can you suggest me some alternative options, I will be thankfull.
Kind regards,
a.
I am just writing a cover letter for an international executive position.
Please tell me about your opinion of starting the letter? The expression to whom it may concern seems to be a little bit shabby. I do not know neither sex, nor title or name of the person on the other side.
expressiio dear Madame or Sir I also dislike, as word 'madame' rise some associations...
Can you suggest me some alternative options, I will be thankfull.
Kind regards,
a.
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Hi, I am just writing a cover letter for an international executive position. Please tell me about your opinion of starting the letter? The expression to whom it may concern seems to be a little bit shabby.
- Hi, I am just writing a cover letter for an international executive position.
- Please tell me about your opinion of starting the letter?
- The expression to whom it may concern seems to be a little bit shabby.
- This expressio n is re ally just used when you are writing a generalized letter of reference for one of your employees.
- I do not know neither ***, nor title or name of the person on the other side.
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Hi,
I am just writing a cover letter for an international executive position.
Please tell me about your opinion of starting the letter?
The expression to whom it may concern seems to be a little bit shabby. This expressio
I am just writing a cover letter for an international executive position.
Please tell me about your opinion of starting the letter?
The expression to whom it may concern seems to be a little bit shabby. This expressio
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Thank you, Clive!
I just remember that I sometimes use Dear Ms or Sir instead of madame..., but I don't know how it may be accepted :-) It is not a kind of standard frase.
a.
I just remember that I sometimes use Dear Ms or Sir instead of madame..., but I don't know how it may be accepted :-) It is not a kind of standard frase.
a.
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