Quincey should leave off the greeting "Hey Mr. Harrison:" as it is too informal for a cover letter. A more formal greeting is appropriate in such a professional context.
Quincey is coming up with a list of acceptable greetings for a cover letter, but one of the greetings on the list is not acceptable. Which greeting should Quincey leave off of the list? (1 point) Responses “Dear Ms. Recchia:” “Dear Ms. Recchia:” “Dear Hiring Manager,” “Dear Hiring Manager,” “Dear Ms. Windey,” “Dear Ms. Windey,” “Hey Mr. Harrison:”
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