Re: Thank you notes

[Rebecca Stevenson <rstevens -at- atg -dot- com>]

I send e-mail. Miss Manners be hanged, the software industry moves to quickly for snail correspondence. The last time I was out interviewing, a
job offer got to my home before I did. :-) (Of course, with the market slowing down, I may never be in that situation again.)

I generally mention that I enjoyed talking with whomever I spoke to, hit a couple of highlights of the things we talked about, and stress my
availability for further discussion or to answer any remaining questions. Pretty generic, I suppose.

Tracy Boyington wrote:

> And here's another question about thank you notes... handwritten or not? I know what Miss Manners says, but does it matter in the real world?
>

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Rebecca Stevenson
Technical Writer
Art Technology Group
Cambridge, MA



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