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correct myself or leave it be?
I've been emailing a man about a job and realized in the last email I spelled his name wrong. Should I send an email correcting myself or just ignore it?
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Re: correct myself or leave it be?
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Ditto.
This is what I would do.
It can't hurt to call it out and just correct it. May be if it is a short response that you can just resend saying in the first sentence something like, "sent again with correction to your name sorry misspelt earlier." But if it was a long piece then you could just mention it as a last word toward the end of your next communication.
But I don't think it is too big a deal, the person has to understand that it can happen.
Make a point to say something the next time you communicate with him. "I have realized that I have spelled your name incorrectly in the past. Please accept my apology for this oversight." And then let it go and spell it correctly going forward.