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Thank You Letter after Summer Internship

Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2014 8:17 pm
by TopBanana
I just wrapped up my 2L summer paid summer internship. Send a thank you letter or not?

Re: Thank You Letter after Summer Internship

Posted: Fri Aug 15, 2014 9:49 am
by BlakcMajikc
TopBanana wrote:I just wrapped up my 2L summer paid summer internship. Send a thank you letter or not?
You can, but just to attorneys that you have been working with. Can just be a simple note and a "I will keep in touch" type of thing. I went with a brief email to each lawyer who I worked with, then to my mentors I also sent update emails at the end of each semester.

Re: Thank You Letter after Summer Internship

Posted: Fri Aug 15, 2014 10:06 pm
by Skool
BlakcMajikc wrote:
TopBanana wrote:I just wrapped up my 2L summer paid summer internship. Send a thank you letter or not?
You can, but just to attorneys that you have been working with. Can just be a simple note and a "I will keep in touch" type of thing. I went with a brief email to each lawyer who I worked with, then to my mentors I also sent update emails at the end of each semester.
Why not just send an office/department wide email thanking everyone for making you feel welcome, etc. include your contact info in case people want to be in touch, then stop by individual offices to shake hands. Pretty standard for departing interns at my job.

Re: Thank You Letter after Summer Internship

Posted: Fri Aug 22, 2014 12:02 pm
by BlakcMajikc
Skool wrote:
BlakcMajikc wrote:
TopBanana wrote:I just wrapped up my 2L summer paid summer internship. Send a thank you letter or not?
You can, but just to attorneys that you have been working with. Can just be a simple note and a "I will keep in touch" type of thing. I went with a brief email to each lawyer who I worked with, then to my mentors I also sent update emails at the end of each semester.
Why not just send an office/department wide email thanking everyone for making you feel welcome, etc. include your contact info in case people want to be in touch, then stop by individual offices to shake hands. Pretty standard for departing interns at my job.
Because those are unbelievably forgettable.

Again, depends on the size of the office, but something personal to your actual co-workers/mentor/supervisor is better.