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Anonymous User
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Send a "thanks for the job note"
After getting an offer, shoudl you email the person who interviewed you and say thanks?
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mmelittlechicken
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eriedoctrine
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Re: Send a "thanks for the job note"
"Thanks for the job broski. Well met!"
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encore1101
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Re: Send a "thanks for the job note"
Yes. And make sure you get a tracking number. And a return receipt.
JK. Can't you just drop by their office and say hello? If not, then no, don't send a thank you note. He wasn't doing you a personal favor; he was doing what was best for the company.
JK. Can't you just drop by their office and say hello? If not, then no, don't send a thank you note. He wasn't doing you a personal favor; he was doing what was best for the company.
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romothesavior
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Re: Send a "thanks for the job note"
If you made a connection with the guy, an email saying you look forward to looking together is fine. I was interviewed by a guy from my hometown and we hit it off, so I emailed him after I accepted and said hey, looking forward to working together, etc. But thank you? That seems odd.
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rpupkin
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Re: Send a "thanks for the job note"
You should send a lengthy thank you note. And then, the next day, you should reject the offer.Anonymous User wrote:After getting an offer, shoudl you email the person who interviewed you and say thanks?
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kaiser
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Re: Send a "thanks for the job note"
Nope.Anonymous User wrote:After getting an offer, shoudl you email the person who interviewed you and say thanks?
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mmelittlechicken
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Re: Send a "thanks for the job note"
yeah that's perfectly fine if you guys genuinely hit it off, but thanks for the job is super weirdromothesavior wrote:If you made a connection with the guy, an email saying you look forward to looking together is fine. I was interviewed by a guy from my hometown and we hit it off, so I emailed him after I accepted and said hey, looking forward to working together, etc. But thank you? That seems odd.
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romothesavior
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Re: Send a "thanks for the job note"
Very weird, and would definitely not come off like OP wants it to.mmelittlechicken wrote:yeah that's perfectly fine if you guys genuinely hit it off, but thanks for the job is super weirdromothesavior wrote:If you made a connection with the guy, an email saying you look forward to looking together is fine. I was interviewed by a guy from my hometown and we hit it off, so I emailed him after I accepted and said hey, looking forward to working together, etc. But thank you? That seems odd.
