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What's the polite way but not too formal to ask questions to the employer by email? I just received a job offer from a company, and want to email the employer to confirm the office address and the first day of arrangement (meeting location and time, what I need to bring, dress code, etc). How to write this email properly? And should I use "Dear Dr. XXX", or is it too formal because he is the person who interviewed me? Here's a draft, and please feel free to give feedback or edit it. Thank you in advance! :) Dear Dr. XXX, It was great speaking with you in the interview. I have some inquiries: - Can you confirm the detailed address of the office? [I asked this because I was interviewed at the doctor's office.] - What is my work schedule? - What is the dress code for my job? Is there a uniform involved, a certain color of pants or top to wear, specific shoes, or business smart-casual? - Is there any other information that I need to provide, such as my social insurance number? Sincerely, XXX

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Is the person who interviewed you a doctor? If so, then there is nothing wrong with addressing him as Dr. XXX. In general, I would keep things fairly formal, because you have only met this person once before, and you still need to make a good impression.

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