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In response to "Is there any way to recall an email I sent from gmail? -- nm" by Dano

Okay, so that appears to be no. So a follow up scenario question.

Posted by Dano (aka dano) Apr 17 '12, 21:01

You respond to an email that "Molly" sent to you about a possible job by saying that you are interested and attaching your resume.

After you hit send, you discover that you are in fact a complete idiot who should never be hired for a job and you started the email with "Michelle, ...."

Do you just say screw it and let it go or do you quickly send a follow up email apologizing for the fact that you typed the person's name wrong that you want to give you a job?

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I called my very male partner teacher for this practicum "Miss" in my introductory email. We got past it. -- nm - Reagen Apr 17, 21:22
It's a common mistake, Donny. - Dr.Vermin Apr 17, 21:10
Since you don't her, don't draw further attention and hope that if she notices, she is the understanding type. -- nm - David Apr 17, 21:08 1
- Or what Pix said and if she's bitchy - ask her to forward it to Michelle :D -- nm - JenBro Apr 17, 21:13
not that i've ever done that a million times, but when i have, i just let it go - pixitude Apr 17, 21:03

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