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Anonymous A
on Aug 19, 2019
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Is it OK to mention 2 recruiters' names in the cover letter for McK?

I was invited to a networking/recruitment event by 2 recruiters who signed off together. Can I address my cover letter to both of them? and should it by by first name only?

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Yes, its totally OK to write to both. 

First name would be fine in 90% of the cases I think. However, it depends on the country specifics and on the formality of the event.

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Hi,

You can address your cover letter to both of the recruiters with their full name.

Best,

Deniz

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Hi,

It really doesn't matter. You can write "Dear Sirs"

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Hi Anonymous,

Yes, I'd address both of them and I can't see a disadvantage of that.

Whenever in doubt, use the slightly more formal version - so I would address them with their full name unless you already do have a first-name based communication history with them.

Hope that helps!

Robert

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Dear A,

You can address to both of them. No harm here. 

Best,
André

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