Thank you letters?

Sorry I never sent you a thank you note.

 

If you ever dressed in leather pants and a jacket, at least I know they wouldd be painfully fashionable.

 

i sent frank a thank-you note for not doing as much.

 

I like to write thank you notes during the interview and then hand it to them when the interview comes to an end. Works all the time!

 

Forgot to send a thank-you/follow-up email for an interview I had last Friday. Thought of it Monday, but at that point figured I might seem desperate. Planning to follow-up next Friday (two weeks) if I don't get a call.

Are they really that essential in this field?

 

Nine years, almost to the day.
Nine. Years.
Nine years!?

 

lol

 

They are not essential but always a good idea.

 

Did you read the thread? Yeah, there's off-topic stuff, but the question did get addressed.

 

Not really. The focus of the thread is, What's better: A handwritten note or an email?

Curious about the odds of the note actually impacting the hiring decision, or if passing over the *common courtesy* is nothing to beat yourself up over.

 

If you're applying for a job in journalism, no one expects you to afford a stamp, envelope, or paper.

 

Using "impact" as a verb might actually influence or affect the hiring decision, though.