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Thank you note?

Hi everyone.

I'm graduating in December. Today I had an interview with a nurse manager. It was for a labor and delivery or a mom and baby (couplet care) graduate nurse position.

The manager seemed to really like me and told me to contact her if I had any questions. This would be a dream job.

Should I send her a thank you note or should I just wait?

They plan on giving offers next week.

Thanks :)

Heather

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    Send the note. That's general SOP.

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    Send a thank you note first thing tomorrow morning. A thank you note never hurts but could help!

    Good luck, hope you get it! :up:

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    You should always send a thank you note following an interview. It's proper etiquette.

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    Ditto to what everyone else has said. It's proper etiquette to send thank you notes to those who interviewed you. Hope you get the job! :yes:

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    Thank you everyone!! I had thought it was proper etiquette and I went ahead and sent the thank you note. I just wanted another opinion as several others had told me it was unnecessary.

    They make final decisions on Monday and start giving offers on Tuesday. I'm a nervous wreck. This is so much worse than waiting to find out if I got into nursing school.

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    I sent one after my interview in February. My NM said that was what set me apart from the other applicants and I was hired the day she received it.

    Good luck!

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