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thank you letter to chambers
A few days ago, I was offered a judicial internship by a judge. I still have to send thank you letters to chambers right? Well, I don't remember the name of the clerk......what do I do?
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if you already got your offer i see no point
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Don't fretAnonymous User wrote:A few days ago, I was offered a judicial internship by a judge. I still have to send thank you letters to chambers right? Well, I don't remember the name of the clerk......what do I do?
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ohhhh really??! you're only supposed to send a thank you if you didn't get the offer? i wasn't sure if it would be rude to not send onestillwater wrote:if you already got your offer i see no point
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I recommend sending a brief note (a) thanking Judge and/or clerk(s) for their time and (b) saying that you look forward to working for them in [month/season].
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if there is a gap btw interview to hire. if not, no need.Anonymous User wrote:ohhhh really??! you're only supposed to send a thank you if you didn't get the offer? i wasn't sure if it would be rude to not send onestillwater wrote:if you already got your offer i see no point
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I heard that if you don't send thank you letter, the judge will make you his/her bitch for the summer.
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Bt what if I don't know the name of the clerk?Agent wrote:I recommend sending a brief note (a) thanking Judge and/or clerk(s) for their time and (b) saying that you look forward to working for them in [month/season].
So...in all seriousness ...what is the consensus here? I shouldn't send a thank you letter? Or I should send a thank you letter without writing the clerk's name? Or I should try to find out the name somehow?
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that would certainly be a lot easier but i'm just worried that it would be rudeajax adonis wrote:Why not just not send one?
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anyone?
to those that got offers from judges on the spot...did you send thank you letters afterward or no?
to those that got offers from judges on the spot...did you send thank you letters afterward or no?
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I have interned for a judge and never sent a thank you note after the interview or after I got an offer. I did give thank you notes after I was done, though.Anonymous User wrote:anyone?
to those that got offers from judges on the spot...did you send thank you letters afterward or no?
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you must really suck at googling bra
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This. I received my current spring judicial internship as I was leaving the courthouse (so nearly on the spot). I didn't even CONSIDER sending a thank you card. If you want to send one, go for it I guess, but don't worry about it if you don't.Anonymous User wrote:I have interned for a judge and never sent a thank you note after the interview or after I got an offer. I did give thank you notes after I was done, though.Anonymous User wrote:anyone?
to those that got offers from judges on the spot...did you send thank you letters afterward or no?
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