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You probably wouldn't be expected to send a thank you note, but that's all the more reason to do it. It's always a nice gesture. Just keep it concise, say you enjoyed the conversation, and don't say anything that requires a response from them. It may not make a difference but it certainly won't hurt any.
Thank you for the reply! I sent a thank you note :)
No one will ever think less of you for sending a thank you note. Those are always well received. Good luck!
You probably made that person’s day 😊
You should ALWAYS write a thank you note.
I did! Thank you :)
It’s a few minutes and doesn’t hurt. I didn’t usually send a thank you until the actual interview, but times are different, and I’d rather be safe than sorry here.
That’s true. Thanks for sharing your insight!
Always yes. As someone (client facing) who does interviews including virtual, it puts a real person behind the call and helps differentiate - but only if you make it genuine and either put a good take away or an interesting follow up that shows you’re thinking two steps ahead about your career and my firm