ByJames127
Good evening,
I previously sent an email to the employer about alternative dates (interview), and when I addressed the woman to "Dear Ms.", I wrote her first name, not her last name. The woman has a rare first name, and at that moment I thought it was her last name. This isn't the first email I've sent to this employer. Is that a problem?
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Relative – if I look at the spelling in your question for this, this is probably the greater disadvantage in the application process for you.
The wrong speech, this woman will probably have happened more often. So they’re supposed to be pretty loose.
Just pull yourself together or it won’t work.
Breathe calmly through the pants
Keeping nerves
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