Should I address my employer as "Dear Sir or Madam" or should I write " Dear 'Mr. Smith / Mrs. Jane' ?
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How to address your employer in a letter?
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allen_zhang
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Re: How to address your employer in a letter?
"Mr. Smith" is the appropriate choice because you definitely know the name of your boss.
You use "Sir/Madam" only when you don't know the name of the person who you are writing to.
You use "Sir/Madam" only when you don't know the name of the person who you are writing to.
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Re: How to address your employer in a letter?
Thanks Allen !!!
Re: How to address your employer in a letter?
Sir/Madam works
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Re: How to address your employer in a letter?
I think, Dear Sir/Madam is the proper one. General salutation is enough to address our employer.