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The opening of the letter includes the opening salutation and information identifying to whom the letter is addressed, whereas the body of the letter contains all of the information to be communicated. Finally, the closing of a letter contains the complimentary closing and the letter writer's signature.
``Dear Hiring Manager,'' - This is a common and professional way to address your letter when you don't have a name. ``Dear (Company Name) Team,'' - If you want to personalize it slightly, you can address it to the team or department. ``To Whom It May Concern,'' ``Dear (Job Title) Hiring Committee,''