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I think that a thank you letter should only be sent if the interviewer gave you their business card without you asking for it.
If they didn't offer it and you don't feel that good about the interview then why send a thank you letter?
i agree. interviewers who offer you their business card without you asking are seeking a thank you note. this is only if it was obvious that the interview went well. if the interview went bad they may just be trying to wrap it up and get you out of there.
i agree. interviewers who offer you their business card without you asking are seeking a thank you note. this is only if it was obvious that the interview went well. if the interview went bad they may just be trying to wrap it up and get you out of there.
there is a big difference between "if an interviewer gives you their card without being asked, it is a good idea to send a thank you note" and "you should ONLY send a thank you note if the interviewer gives you their card without being asked".
there is a big difference between "if an interviewer gives you their card without being asked, it is a good idea to send a thank you note" and "you should ONLY send a thank you note if the interviewer gives you their card without being asked".
True, though sometimes they simply forget to give you a card. Also if you already have the interviewer's contact information (including e-mail and phone number) then they do not need to give you a card and it's not a bad sign if they don't give it to. If, however, you ask for a card and they refuse to give you one, then that's completely different and definitely not a good sign.
Which is why it's normally a good sign if they offer without you asking
i agree. interviewers who offer you their business card without you asking are seeking a thank you note. this is only if it was obvious that the interview went well. if the interview went bad they may just be trying to wrap it up and get you out of there.
What are you "bingo"ing about? As I read it, the poster you're quoting isn't agreeing with you.
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