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Maybe I should have been more clear. I'm not planning on a doing page letter for it - just a couple of sentences like "Mr. X, I appreciate your generosity and including me in the social outing. I enjoy the team atmosphere here and am looking forward to working closely with team members in the future"
Perfect. It is always appropriate to thank people when they do something nice for you.
I agree 100%. It is always appropriate to thank someone when they do something nice for you regardless of whether the money came out of his pocket or the company's.
Skip the generosity bit...it was a business expense.
HE was evaluating YOU. It wasn't all social.
Appreciate being invited to join the group dinner last night. It was wonderful to get to know you and my colleagues a little better.
Bye.
He was evaluating all the new people. The ones who stand out will be remembered. Some of a person's career success involves having the right social grades.
I agree no group note. A short email expressing thanks is enough.
Skip the generosity bit...it was a business expense.
HE was evaluating YOU. It wasn't all social.
Appreciate being invited to join the group dinner last night. It was wonderful to get to know you and my colleagues a little better.
Bye.
Definitely this.
NO group notes and no speaking for others (we all enjoyed it).
Unless you want them to think you're the busy [body] social secretary.
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