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I would like to send a thank you letter to the person who interviewed me and so I can also re-enforce my interest in the job I applied for. I didn’t catch her name though and haven’t been able to find it on the internet either. so how do I address her in the email? How would you do it without knowing what name to put at the top?

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Jake No Chat :

If you cannot find out via someone who was also there, or through the HR department, you could find out who is in charge of HR and write the letter to them expressing your appreciation of the courtesy of the interviewer you met. You would need to give the date of the interview and the position that you were applying for so that the manager could hopefully provide that feedback to the specific person.

That would provide to show your continued interest in the job and provide positive feedback. Sounds like a win-win situation.

I would not write "to whom it may concern."

  1. whiteguy200 Said,

    just write

    To whom it may concern
    thank you for …………. than u fill it in
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  2. S S Said,

    I would call the companies human resources department and explain and ask for help finding the name, or find a secretary who may know.

    In other words, don’t send the email until you find her name and don’t be afraid to get help finding it.
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  3. Jake No Chat Said,

    If you cannot find out via someone who was also there, or through the HR department, you could find out who is in charge of HR and write the letter to them expressing your appreciation of the courtesy of the interviewer you met. You would need to give the date of the interview and the position that you were applying for so that the manager could hopefully provide that feedback to the specific person.

    That would provide to show your continued interest in the job and provide positive feedback. Sounds like a win-win situation.

    I would not write "to whom it may concern."
    References :

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