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Thank-You Notes September 6, 2002 Here are the results of Monster's most recent poll.
Monster asked job seekers on the Monster homepage and MonsterTRAK The results are as follows:
The Monster Meter asked, "Do you send thank-you notes following
interviews?"
--40% said: "No, it's an antiquated practice that doesn't really impress anyone." --19% said: "Yes, I send an email."
--36% said: "No, it's an antiquated practice that doesn't really impress anyone." --26% said: "Yes, I send an email."
--35% said: "No, it's an antiquated practice." --29% said: "Yes, I expect a traditional thank-you letter." "Job interviews are a vital part of the job search process, and according to the latest Monster Meter poll, a majority of employers and job seekers still view sending a thank-you note after an interview as an important element of proper job searching etiquette. However, job seekers from both Monster and MonsterTRAK, a career resource for college students and alumni, still prefer the traditional thank-you letter route, while Monster employers would rather receive thank-you notes via email."
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