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Sticking to "son" will establish dominance early and convey that you're the Alpha.
I have gone 5 interviews without addressing the interviewers by name.
They usually introduce themselves "Hi I'm soundso."
I think the last person I addressed as Mr was my prom date's father
Well, in this binary question...Mr. Last Name if it's a male. First name if it's a woman.
First name. Always
Problem is in the email I was given his (nick name).(last name). And his linked in profile is first name (nick name) last name. Not sure if I should address him by first name or nick. Suggestions?
Who the fuck says Mr anymore? Is this the 50s?
You're not in school. First name always. Even Goldman Sachs doesn't use Mr.
If you want to impress, you should always say mr or ms unless they tell you it is Ok to call them by their first name - this is basic Etiquette - increasingly a lost art
@D1 - wrong - don't assume first name for women
It is basic etiquette- if you are a child meeting an adult.