Sending a thank you email is still important.

Sending a thank you email is still an important part of the recruitment process, even in the digital age. As an executive recruiter, I believe that a thank you email can be the difference between a successful recruitment process and a failed one.

At its core, a thank you email is a polite way to show appreciation for the time and effort a candidate has put into the recruitment process. It helps to ensure that the candidate feels valued and respected. It also helps to create a positive impression of your company and your recruitment process.

When sending a thank you email, it’s important to make sure that it is personalized and tailored to the individual candidate. A generic thank you email will not have the same effect as one that is written specifically for the candidate. Make sure to mention something specific about the candidate or the interview process that you appreciated.

It’s also important to make sure that the thank you email is sent in a timely manner. The sooner the candidate receives it, the more likely it is that they will be impressed with your professionalism and responsiveness.

Finally, make sure to include a call to action in your thank you email. This could be an invitation for the candidate to follow up with you or to provide additional information. This will show that you are genuinely interested in the candidate and that you are actively engaging with them.

In conclusion, sending a thank you email is still an important part of the recruitment process. It helps to create a positive impression of your company and shows that you value and respect the candidate. Make sure to personalize the email, send it in a timely manner, and include a call to action. Doing so will ensure that your thank you email has the desired effect.

Mike McDonough

Mike McDonough visited General Search & Recruitment in 1980 in search of a job and was hired as an insurance recruiter. This opportunity turned into an exciting and rewarding career that engaged Mike in the search and placement of top talent. In 1996, Mike became the owner of GSR. Having worked nationally with from small to behemoth firms, Mike and GSR have connected over 1,700 talented people with great insurance careers. GSR recruits for a number of mid-level and C-level positions within a variety of areas within the insurance industry, including brokers and agencies, commercial property and casualty, insurance carriers, personal lines, reinsurers and more. Mike was recently elected to serve as President of the NIRA Board, which exemplifies Mike's dedication to giving back to the communities in which he works and lives. To learn more about Mike, explore his Personal and Spiritual Philosophies, as well as his involvement in church and community service.