Misspelled Interview's Name on Thank You Email

I misspelled my interviewers name on my thank-you email for a RE Debit role. The interviewer was fairly high up, but our call itself went very well. Am I completely screwed or do I still have hope? Should I send a quick email back correcting the spelling of her name?

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Honestly, you sent a thank you that is more than most. People make mistakes. I wouldn’t bother with a follow up.

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If it was an obvious typo you’re good.

If you did something like put Brad instead of Chad…keep applying.

Sending a quick 2nd follow up isn’t a horrible idea keep it super, super brief and don’t really apologize for it.

 

I wouldn't worry, obviously not the best look and a reminder to proofread your emails a few times before you send it but the interviewer will probably read over it see the mistake and forget in 5 minutes because they're so busy and working on live deals. They might compile it as smart guy, call went well, misspelled name not the best look, but I'll give him a shot with the understanding you'll proofread all your work and noticed the mistake.

 

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