Hey guys I just had my interview at Tuskegee today. I think it went well! I was wondering how long I should wait to send my interviewer a thank you letter?
you've waited long enough.Hey guys I just had my interview at Tuskegee today. I think it went well! I was wondering how long I should wait to send my interviewer a thank you letter?
Huh...I never sent any thank you letters. I still got in though. I always figured with so many kids interviewing that professors would be more annoyed with the extra email in their inbox than no thank you.
I sent an email thank you and I got a reply, so they do look at them. You would probably have to get way down on the list of priorities before that became a deciding factor, but it's still better to do it.
I can't imagine that anyone would actually be annoyed by a thank you.
I took a small pad of paper with me to my interviews with a couple questions written down to ask the interviewers and so I could walk out after the interview and write their names down first thing. That worked for me at all of my interviews.Yeah, obviously thank you letters are standard for job interviews and stuff but I've heard conflicting ideas on whether to send them for high-volume interviews such as vet school.
I also only remembered the name of 1/3 of my interviewers so there's that
I took a small pad of paper with me to my interviews with a couple questions written down to ask the interviewers and so I could walk out after the interview and write their names down first thing. That worked for me at all of my interviews.
not really expected anymore these days. Nobody reads Miss Manners apparently.I always thought sending thank yous was pretty standard, although you would probably want to contact the school to find out whether they prefer actual letters or emails. You can also ask them who interviewed you if you've forgotten.