Is it ok to send a thank you letter through e-mail?

Question

to an employer after an interview.

Answer 1

I send my Thank you letters through email, It is fast and sure to reach the recipients

Answer 2

I'd say based on your relationship with the person sure it is. I think on a personal level if it's a close friend, family member, it sure shows enough respect.

If it's someone that paid for your $50K wedding I'd consider a card. I think the thank-you should fit the scenario.

Answer 3

I truthfully have offered pens from Ebay. that is acceptable to apply the small manila envelopes that are coated with bubblewrap. Then additionally wrap the pen with kleenex or paper towel a pair of million/4 inch thick and defend it to itself with scotch tape. that is going to fee you around $a million.50 to mail it.

Answer 4

I'd not do that.

Do it the old-fashione snail-mail route. Shows a bit more effort and professionalism.

Answer 5

No - you will be shunned by society and eventually dragged out into the street and shot or burned in effigy. Or worse, both.

Answer 6

Yes, emails can be used as official communication.

Answer 7

Absolutely.
Any expression of gratitude and having manners is or should be acceptable.

Answer 8

depending on how well you know the person. if you don't know them that well, and it's kinda formal, i would say a physical letter would be more appropriate and make the person feel better appreciated

Answer 9

yes

Answer 10

Sure. You're still way ahead of most people (who don't do it at all).