I just received a thank you email from the school's interviewer that I had interviewed with. The interviewer said some personal stuff that I had mention and gave some motivation and recognition on my application. Is this email something that interviewers do as a requirement or is it because I was memorable? Please let me know why I was given this email or am I just reading in too much.
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it could mean something, it might not
trust the process...
Could be just courtesy, don’t overthink it.
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It's not required, this is honestly the first time I've heard of a "thank you" email FROM an interviewer. The inverse is common
Yes! I alway hear applicants sending "thank you" emails. Not the interviewer sending it, which had me at shock.
I think it is a good sign!
but it might mean nothing as well. just smile and know you made someone's day!
but it might mean nothing as well. just smile and know you made someone's day!
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