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SO after I did my interview, I sent a thank you letter to my interviewer but didnt get a response...do you think i should be worried? I thought the interview went well and I really enjoyed talking to him but i am a little worried I didnt get a response to my thank you email What do you guys think? Please someone way something..dont just read this and not say aNYTHING
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17 Apr 2021, 13:29
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Hi Olufunsho,
I understand that you might feel anxious rn. But, I think you should not be worrying that much about not getting a quick reply, especially for a thank you email.
The interviewer may receive many emails coming from applicants and simply forgot to get back to you. Or maybe he didn't feel your email require an immediate response. There are many possible explanations for that, and I think no one here knows the answer.
However, if you want to get a response from him (I prefer not to mention a name), maybe you can ask some specific questions that you are genuinely curious about.
I remember sending a thank you note and asking some questions regarding scholarship opportunity and possibility of getting an earlier decision. I got a reply from him soon after. He was very helpful to me.
Oh, and as a side note, I didn't think my interview went well as there were some technical issues at my end. Still, I got in with some scholarship. I hope it helps you get more relax. Good luck!
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I understand that you might feel anxious rn. But, I think you should not be worrying that much about not getting a quick reply, especially for a thank you email.
The interviewer may receive many emails coming from applicants and simply forgot to get back to you. Or maybe he didn't feel your email require an immediate response. There are many possible explanations for that, and I think no one here knows the answer.
However, if you want to get a response from him (I prefer not to mention a name), maybe you can ask some specific questions that you are genuinely curious about.
I remember sending a thank you note and asking some questions regarding scholarship opportunity and possibility of getting an earlier decision. I got a reply from him soon after. He was very helpful to me.
Oh, and as a side note, I didn't think my interview went well as there were some technical issues at my end. Still, I got in with some scholarship. I hope it helps you get more relax. Good luck!
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18 Apr 2021, 12:15
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olufunsho:
Just so you have two opinions, I echo the previous post.
Do not think twice of it. Some people respond to thank you notes while others do not. There's no real etiquette around it other than you sending a thank you note in the first place.
Also, what can you do about it? You aren't going to follow up to make sure they received it, right? That would actually work against you.
Take a deep breath and solace that you felt strongly that it went well and hope for the best! Congrats on a good performance.
Good luck,
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Just so you have two opinions, I echo the previous post.
Do not think twice of it. Some people respond to thank you notes while others do not. There's no real etiquette around it other than you sending a thank you note in the first place.
Also, what can you do about it? You aren't going to follow up to make sure they received it, right? That would actually work against you.
Take a deep breath and solace that you felt strongly that it went well and hope for the best! Congrats on a good performance.
Good luck,
Admissionado
