This may be obvious, but here goes: When I e-mail a firm, and they (inevitably) reply with "We haven't made a decision about summer employment blah blah, but we'll keep your resume on file," there's no need to respond to this e-mail, right? Obviously all I would have to say is "thanks!", which is not very necessary, plus I don't want to clog up their inbox or waste their time.
Tell me I'm not overthinking this...
Quick question about e-mail etiquette
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Re: Quick question about e-mail etiquette
You COULD reply with something more than thanks if you didn't have a cover letter with your resume (say something along the lines of "Thank you so much for your help, I am really interested in x, y, z, at your firm and look forward to hearing from you in the future"
Or you can leave it as is. Both are acceptable.
Or you can leave it as is. Both are acceptable.
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