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ank You Emails After the Interview • Send a thank you email within 24 hours of an internship interview to make an impression. • Handwritten vs. Email − While handwritten notes are appreciated, it is completely appropriate to share your gratitude via email. − This is specific to the nature of interviewing remotely and also due to the sometimes fast-paced nature with which internship site partners can select their interns. • Write a separate personalized thank you email to each interviewer with specific references to the interview. The thank you emails do not need to be completely different. You can write a few similar paragraphs for each note, but you should always add some personal anecdotes from your interview (ex: shared interests). • Content − Reiterate qualifications. − Highlight memorable moments in the interview. − Reaffirm interest in position. − Show gratitude for interview and reiterate any timeline for selection that was shared. Example of a Thank You Email: Example 1: Dear Ms. Jones: Thank you again for the opportunity to interview for the internship position at ABC Company. I thoroughly enjoyed our conversation about the networking opportunities and project possibilities associated with this role. My education has prepared me well for the duties of this internship. As we discussed, I have focused my academics on business administration and finance. I have a special focus on wealth management and corporate finance, which aligns with your organization. With my background and experience, I believe that I could be a strong asset to your team. I look forward to hearing from you - should you have any questions you can reach me directly at (123) 123-1234. Thank you again for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Tim Smith www.twc.edu Example 2: Dear Mr. Hamilton: Thank you so much for taking the time to speak with me about the policy internship position with Cloud LLC. I appreciate your candor when discussing the future direction of your department. As shared in the interview, I have held a previous internship focusing on foreign policy relating to the Middle East. I was able to develop my communication, research, and teamwork skills. I aim to bring these skills to your company and contribute to the organizational mission. Once again, thank you for speaking with me. I look forward to hearing from you regarding next steps. If you have any questions feel free to contact me at (123) 123-1234. Sincerely, Patricia Jackson

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