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Yes! Make it relevant and pick out things discussed in interview but keep it brief.
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Exactly. I always have done it and it never takes more than a couple minutes and it can’t hurt, only help. Especially love it on rare occasions when they reply since it’s a sign it was actually a good conversation
I've always sent a short "thank you for your time, I enjoyed our conversation on "X", I'm excited for the future". I have had a 70% conversion rate from interview to offer over a 15 year career
I will continue sending it out.
Yes the correct answer. Brief, gracious, and relevant.
Anyone who reacts poorly to a kindly worded thank you note is a Scrooge
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LinkedIn connection with personal note…not every time though…
I heard some managers hate that behaviour, so I just never risk that
If someone reacts poorly to a gracious and brief thank you note, that is not someone who I want to work for.
Unbelievable that this could ever be negative
I do, just try your best to make it organic, ie pick up on something from the interview itself to cycle back to (don’t pick just any topic; zone in on an area of the interview where you came across as insightful and the conversation really flowed), “I was reflecting on our conversation about x and came across this article you may enjoy. Thanks again for your time - I look forward to hearing the outcome of the interview.”
This type of thank you helps them consider what you might be like as a day to day colleague. Don't over-sell it; it should be a couple of lines art most.
Yes
Chief
Yes. I send them after nearly every interview. If I don’t have the interviewer’s email, then I ask the recruiter to forward the thank you.
Always!
Rising Star
Only if I want the job