If you do not know the person who is receiving your cover letter, using "To whom it may concern" is equally acceptable.

Name: If you do not know the person who is receiving your cover letter, using "To whom it may concern" is equally acceptable.
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Using "To whom it may concern" is considered outdated and impersonal. It's better to use "Dear Hiring Manager" or try to find the specific name of the person.

If You Do Not Know the Person Who Is Receiving