I am wondering how many of you sent a follow-up thank you note to your interviewers? Is it proper etiquitte? 0 Likes
mmwen Nov 21, 2004 Would it be ok to send an email or should it be a more formal handwritten note? I was one of the last to interview last week, and they will be making decisions next week. Thank you for your replies! 0 Likes
joyflnoyz Specializes in home health. Has 7 years experience. Nov 21, 2004 Would it be ok to send an email or should it be a more formal handwritten note? I was one of the last to interview last week, and they will be making decisions next week. Thank you for your replies! Handwritten-- always! Just about everyone can dash off an email..takes no time, very little consideration. 0 Likes
apaisRN, RN, CRNA Nov 21, 2004 Who do you address the note to? I was interviewed by three people, plus the admissions director has been very helpful. Also, I feel like a thank-you note should be handwritten, but if I typed it up I could send it to each of these folks without getting hand cramps. What's the consensus? 0 Likes
TLC RN Specializes in CVICU. Has 1 years experience. Nov 21, 2004 Handwritten...not sure to whom but for sure handwritten is better even if you suffer hand cramps. 0 Likes
AmiK25 Nov 22, 2004 My gut also says handwritten, however, I sent an e-mail. There were two reasons: 1) The school interviewed this week and they are making decisions Monday-no time for a thank you card to arrive. 2) This particular school does ALL correspondence by e-mail, including acceptances. 0 Likes
jenniek Nov 22, 2004 Yes for sending a thank you letter. I send a word processed one, following a guideline for thank you notes from the internet. My hand writing is ok, but thought the computer generated note would be more formal. Jennie 0 Likes
