52% of executives said they preferred a hand-written note, while 44% recommended email. Another 3% would like to receive both an email and a written thank you note.
It's important to note that about half of applicants don't send a thank you note after an interview. So, if you're one of the applicants who does spend a few minutes taking the time to send a thank you note to your interviewers it will be worth the effort.
Writing Thank You Notes
Keep a box of generic thank you notes on hand, along with a supply of stamps. Or, consider a personal thank you note with your photo. It's a good way to remind the interviewer who you are, as well as reiterate your interest in the job. Then, as soon as you get home from the interview, you can write your thank you note.
In your thank you note, remind the interviewer about your key qualifications for your job and reitarate your interest in the position. Review these tips on thank you letter writing tips for advice on what to write.
Mail your thank you note as soon as possible, so it arrives in a timely manner.
Thank You Note Samples
If you're not sure what to write, review thank you note samples applicable to a variety of employment-related situations. Edit the thank you note example you select, so it reflects your personality and your interest in the new job.
Email Thank You Notes
It's also appropriate to send an email thank you note - employers like them, too.
Thank You Note Writing Tips
Writing Thank You Notes
How to write a thank you letter including who to thank, what to write, and when to write an employment-related thank you letter.
Thank You Notes
Thank you note suggestions, samples, and other job search correspondence.
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Please Note: These samples are provided for guidance only. The provided information, including samples and examples, is not guaranteed for accuracy or legality. Letters and other correspondence should be edited to fit your personal situation.
