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Interview thank you note etiquette

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by cagedwisdom » Wed Jan 12, 2011 4:32 pm
Hi all,

Just had my first interview today. At the end, interviewer didn't give me his card/e-mail/any other contact info. Is it still appropriate for me to find his e-mail (perhaps through the admissions dept. at the school where I interviewed) and send him a thank you? On the one hand, I feel like I need to. On the other, I don't want to hunt down his contact info if he didn't voluntarily give it to me.

Any thoughts?
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by Jessica@VeritasPrep » Thu Jan 13, 2011 11:07 am
I have a great deal of experience as an interviewer, and, while I think it is nice to get a thank you, I think it would be a bit creepy if someone tracked down my contact information. Then again, I've never been in a situation where an interviewee didn't have my email address (was the interview set up by phone?). And, I do not hold it against an interviewee if they do not send a thank you!! This would especially be the case if I knew he/she didn't have my contact information!

However, if you were interviewed on campus or by a member of the admissions staff, I do think it may make sense to track it down. If it was an alumn in your area, I might think twice. AND, next time, ask your interviewer for their contact information!!

If you want to give more details, I'll try to give you a better answer. But, this is just my opinion as an interviewer. I'd be curious to hear what others think (and have done).

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by hdblue » Fri Mar 11, 2011 5:53 pm
Jessica@VeritasPrep wrote:I have a great deal of experience as an interviewer, and, while I think it is nice to get a thank you, I think it would be a bit creepy if someone tracked down my contact information. Then again, I've never been in a situation where an interviewee didn't have my email address (was the interview set up by phone?). And, I do not hold it against an interviewee if they do not send a thank you!! This would especially be the case if I knew he/she didn't have my contact information!

However, if you were interviewed on campus or by a member of the admissions staff, I do think it may make sense to track it down. If it was an alumn in your area, I might think twice. AND, next time, ask your interviewer for their contact information!!

If you want to give more details, I'll try to give you a better answer. But, this is just my opinion as an interviewer. I'd be curious to hear what others think (and have done).

Jessica
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by hamburg113 » Thu Jun 02, 2011 1:16 am
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