This got a sensible chuckle out of me but I haven’t seen anyone use ‘Dear…’ in a professional setting. It should lead with the names of the main addressees and maybe a pleasantry.
For a printed business letter, put their contact info in the top right, and address them with their title and surname, followed by a colon. For example,
This got a sensible chuckle out of me but I haven’t seen anyone use ‘Dear…’ in a professional setting. It should lead with the names of the main addressees and maybe a pleasantry.
‘Morning, Jim and Bob,
Did you get that thing I sent ya?’
Yeah I've been a corpo for over a decade and can't recall any dear fishy emails except when dealing with overseas production in China and Vietnam.
For a printed business letter, put their contact info in the top right, and address them with their title and surname, followed by a colon. For example,
Professor Thorne:
President Kennedy:
Father Milligan:
Ms Helgastottir:
Actually at our workplace most people use dear; because I'm somewhat socially awkward I personally start with good morning.
I tried to think of someplace this would still occur to make a snarky joke but came up blank lol