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Femme Fatale asked:


I am currently not happy at my job which I have only been at for a few months, and I have an upcoming job interview for a new company. I know they are going to ask me why I am leaving my most recent job. what would be the most delicate yet efficient way of answering that question without getting penalized for being at my job for such a short period of time?

Robert U asked:


This is for a job interview that I have tomorrow. It seems like such a simple question but I need a good answer.

Melissa J asked:


I sent a formal cover letter and resume out last week and had a job interview with the company this week. In the cover letter, I wrote ‘Dear Ms. Smith’. However, at the job interview, she introduced herself as Beckie. Now I want to send a ‘Thank you’ note to her, so that she will remember me during her employment selection. My question is should I start the letter with ‘Dear Ms. Smith’ or ‘Dear Beckie’? I don’t want to seem overly formal since the interview went well and she was friendly but I don’t want to seem too informal either, like she’s a friend I’ve known for years.

Thanks for any advice that you may have!
Thank you to all of you. I will go with the majority and stay formal!