Is 9:45 am a little too late in the morning to send an after interview thank you email?

Assuming that your first round interview was yesterday afternoon, would it look like you don’t wake up early enough if you send a thank you email around 9:45 in the morning? Should I have sent my thank you email an hour earlier?

 

Real meta thing is to mail the note 2 days BEFORE your interview, schedule your interview in the morning and then have the notes be delivered by the mail carrier just as you leave at noon.

 

Not too late. Maybe send an email letting them know that a representative will be in touch, letting them know if you decide to accept joining their institution and also confirming a start date at your best convenience. Thank them for their time and let them know it's under consideration, should hear back within the next 48 hours, so Sunday.

 

It's not, if anything the rule is the same as for dating. You don't want to seem too eager but you also don't want to seem too blasé about it. So send a personalised email the next day along the lines of 'hello, thanks for giving me the opportunity to interview, no matter what happens to my application it really was a pleasure to interview with you and I hope we can stay in touch'. Someone said handwritten card and I think that would be more appropriate for ACs or for professional recruitment processes but I definitely agree that's a more personal touch and more appreciated. Make sure to use nice quality cards for it.

 
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