I interviewed with 3 people for a job on Thursday and then was called back to meet with 3 more people on Friday. On Tuesday I’ll be meeting with 1 remaining person.

Because of the short turn around time I’m planning to email a thank you note instead of snail mailing the note. I discussed this with the HR Rep and it was her who suggested sending an email instead of mailing letters.

Here’s my question: should I email the thank you note to just the hiring manager or everyone on her team that I met with?

online mass emailing

I use gMail.

I’ve been faxing and emailing and nobody calls. Is there some kind of job where you can just go and apply face to face. Or some place that accepts interviews just like that. ?

I’ve been unemployed and the faxing /emailing sttrategy just started working recently…. alittle bit because i changed my resume but that’s after months… i’m tired of it
Oohh so following up is important. What do i say in a follow up? “Hey i sent my resume did you look at it?” is that it?

and yes i have included cover letters

Astrid Beau Bega Belda Calixte asked:


I was asked by a potential employer to send my references via email. Do I write a letter? Or do I just shoot a “Here are my references, thank you for the call”? I have never been asked to email references, I’ve always just attached them to my resume and given them at the interview. I am new to the email reference ettiquete.

Violet777 asked:


My word document has the grid lines from formatting on it. I tried to merge, but then my format changed completely. I tried to send it as a regular text file,and the format changed then too.

It was originally formatted on a Mac, now I have a PC. Do I have to start over? I really like the way it looks now–I don’t like how it looks when it gets reformatted, it’s too hard to read.

Can I send a targa or jpeg? The company doesn’t specify what format it should be.

Thanks!