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For what it's worth;
To Whom It May Concern is the best way to go with a complete stranger, but a bit less good if you're actually applying to someone specific. Unless you're writing your will, which presumably career-wise seems a bit premature.
So I'd go for Ms, but without the full stop.
Really though, and it is a genuine concern in these situations, don't get me wrong, but isn't it absurd that this is such a big deal ? I can see how Miss or Mrs might be construed as being offensive, since you might be mistaken for someone who's making assumptions about you're correspondant's lifestyle, which you'd have no right to make, or, let's face it, any real interest in actually making, since the point of the letter is getting the job, but isn't Ms there to get around all of that ? |
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