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thank you notes
Started by halflife94
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At the residency info session held by PD's at my school, they made it clear that they hate getting extra emails even if it's of the thank you variety. If you want to, send a real card. You aren't obligated to send anything. Unless your interview was particularly memorable and a card will jot the memory of the interviewer, it won't make a difference.
I was reading some FMG site and they said to send thank you notes to everyone...
Then another site said just the program director...
I really don't know what to do, an email seems sort of insignificant and not very thoughtful but a card would be nice I think, but that only really makes sense if you forged a significant bond with the interviewer.
Then another site said just the program director...
I really don't know what to do, an email seems sort of insignificant and not very thoughtful but a card would be nice I think, but that only really makes sense if you forged a significant bond with the interviewer.
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How about if you do an extramural - would you send a thank-you card right after, or wait until after the interview & cover both? (interview is 2 months after end of extramural)
For interviews is anyone emailing the interviewers with thank you notes or are you mailing them? HL
nobody is gonna read em. Maybe if you include a check then you'll get something out of it.
nobody is gonna read em. Maybe if you include a check then you'll get something out of it.
LOL, I think he is right.
I think writing thank you letters is probably low priority right now...
Good I'm a little lazy anyway 
