No need to tell me I'm over-thinking this question - I know that I am! Nervous to start the SA and don't want to start off on the wrong foot.
The firm I will be working for this summer sent me a finals care package. The typed card attached was signed by several members of the firm, including the hiring partner, the administrative coordinator, and associates/partners who interviewed me. What's the protocol for the TY email - should I email all of them at once, email them all individually, or just the hiring partner?
Thanks!
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JusticeJackson
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Re: Dumb biglaw TY question
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sundontshine
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Re: Dumb biglaw TY question
Personally I wouldn't send a thank you at all for that. It'd be one thing if it was from a firm in a small town, but not biglaw.
If you do feel the urge to send someone a thank you, then I'd send it to the admin coordinator and maybe the hiring partner if you had a great relationship with him from your interview.
Curious to see what others say, I'd imagine most will agree with no thank you. They know you appreciate it.
If you do feel the urge to send someone a thank you, then I'd send it to the admin coordinator and maybe the hiring partner if you had a great relationship with him from your interview.
Curious to see what others say, I'd imagine most will agree with no thank you. They know you appreciate it.
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kalvano
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Re: Dumb biglaw TY question
I wouldn't email anyone. Not to burst your bubble, but they probably didn't even know what they signed. They got some cards with a "sign this" note.
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rad lulz
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Re: Dumb biglaw TY question
Thiskalvano wrote:I wouldn't email anyone. Not to burst your bubble, but they probably didn't even know what they signed. They got some cards with a "sign this" note.
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ph14
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Re: Dumb biglaw TY question
I agree. If you feel the need to email anyone, just send a short thank you email to recruiting.kalvano wrote:I wouldn't email anyone. Not to burst your bubble, but they probably didn't even know what they signed. They got some cards with a "sign this" note.
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El Pollito
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Re: Dumb biglaw TY question
It would be weird if you sent a thank you. Don't.
