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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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Thank you.
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NMMR - interview etiquette
Hello! I had an interview today for a job that I'm really interested in, and I want to send an email thank you. They are looking to hire quickly, so I don't want to send it through the mail, but rather in email. I do not have the email address for the person that interviewed me, only the person from their HR department that initially contacted me to schedule the interview. He is located in their office across the country, so he had nothing to do with the interview today. Should I just send the thank you email to him and say that I enjoyed meeting the people I interviewed with/ask him to forward it on, or should I try to track down the interviewer's email address on the Internet? TIA!
Re: NMMR - interview etiquette
I'd send a snail mail thank you note, either way. Just make sure to get it in the mail today or tomorrow. Assuming you are local to interviewer's office, they should receive your letter within 1-2 days of your sending it.
As an example. I bought NFL Saints tickets off Ebay on a Sunday with my H's downtown office for the address. The seller mailed the tickets Monday morning from the main downtown post office and my H received the tickets the same afternoon.
Had I thought about it I would have asked for her contact info, but my point of contact so far has been many states away! I was tempted to dress semi casually compared to how I usually do for interviews because I know they are a casual company, but I ended up wearing my full suit. Luckily I had because they apparently just switched from casual back to business casual. When I interviewed for my current job I wore a nice dress and the lady interviewing me was wearing track pants haha.
Makes total sense! My husband is the total opposite of me. He wears jeans to his interviews and expects his candidates to do their research to find out the company culture and dress code (casual). Goes to show you that every industry and company is different!