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Originally Posted by KD4Me
I read my post several times before I actually posted it, because I didn't want it to sound snippy. The point that I wanted to make is that it is good practice in life to thank those who are offering you assistance. In a situation like this, a note can serve as a reminder to someone that she has agreed to lend assistance.
This time of year, we get lots of questions like "Should I wear the blue dress or black for pref?" "Should I list xyz on my resume?" My point is that it is always a good idea to practice good manners (you received a thank-you immediately, I received none), and that if a girl is wondering how she should prepare for recruitment, brushing up on social graces is a good base to cover.
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A few years ago, I did on-campus interviews for my company's summer internship. I interviewed 12 people, and got zero thank-you notes. Seriously?
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