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TX firms/offices- Email Thank You Notes?
should i do it?
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Re: TX firms/offices- Email Thank You Notes?
All of my thank yous have been through e-mail, both for screening and CB. It seems to go over well.
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Re: TX firms/offices- Email Thank You Notes?
do you think interviewers actually expect it?
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Re: TX firms/offices- Email Thank You Notes?
Warning: anecdotal evidence
I didn't write any thank you notes and am 4/4 with TX firms so far.
I didn't write any thank you notes and am 4/4 with TX firms so far.
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Re: TX firms/offices- Email Thank You Notes?
Likewise. 3/3. I have two more CBs scheduled and two CBs where I'm waiting to receive an offer.Anonymous User wrote:Warning: anecdotal evidence
I didn't write any thank you notes and am 4/4 with TX firms so far.
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Re: TX firms/offices- Email Thank You Notes?
I wouldn't do it. I learned that, at least at a couple firms, interviewers write e-mails immediately after the interview recommending whether to make an offer to the candidate or not. These are collected by the recruiter, who takes them to the hiring partner for committee ruling. At no point are thank-you notes factored in........ unless there's a typo or some other issue. So, basically, it can only hurt you.
Plus, a panel of 3 hiring partners from different firms (1 was from TX) at my OCI said not to send them. Ever.
Plus, a panel of 3 hiring partners from different firms (1 was from TX) at my OCI said not to send them. Ever.
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