Hi I really hope my question makes sense.
So about a month ago an associate (investment banking) wrote me a recommendation for a program. I sent him a thank you note. Then he also helped me get another offer at his own firm. Should I send him another thank you note? This was only in a matter of a month or two...
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Buy him a beer or a steak dinner. Goes a lot further than 'Thank You'.
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I would go ahead and send him another one. A month or two is a large enough time frame, and I think he would be more appreciative than annoyed.
you mentioned he helped you get an offer at his firm, have you or are you going to accept it? If so, he just got you a job (be it summer internship or FT) and you can drop $100-150 for dinner and a few beers to say thanks. You will make the money back in a day and more than likely leave a great impression of your appreciation.
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