I just had a panel interview yesterday for an RN position. I was thinking of writing thank you notes and figured it would be best to do it via a handwritten note. My aunt (who's also a nurse in the same hospital) says it's much better to do it via email as it's speedy and easier to reach them. The problem with this though is that I don't have each of the interviewers' emails (there were 7 of them)--I only got one of them, as she handed me her business card immediately after the interview. My aunt did tell me that it's easy to find out their e-mails through the internal system, since I have their names.
The question is, wouldn't it be rude (or creepy) to send them all thank you e-mails even though they did not exactly give me their business cards/contact information (and I didn't ask)? It just sounds inappropriate to me, and writing handwritten cards a much better (and more thoughtful) practice.
Thanks for any advice.
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I just had a panel interview yesterday for an RN position. I was thinking of writing thank you notes and figured it would be best to do it via a handwritten note. My aunt (who's also a nurse in the same hospital) says it's much better to do it via email as it's speedy and easier to reach them. The problem with this though is that I don't have each of the interviewers' emails (there were 7 of them)--I only got one of them, as she handed me her business card immediately after the interview. My aunt did tell me that it's easy to find out their e-mails through the internal system, since I have their names.
The question is, wouldn't it be rude (or creepy) to send them all thank you e-mails even though they did not exactly give me their business cards/contact information (and I didn't ask)? It just sounds inappropriate to me, and writing handwritten cards a much better (and more thoughtful) practice.
Thanks for any advice.