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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The only time I have [b]not[/b] sent a thank-you note was when I interviewed with both an HR person and a supervisor who I'd be working for and they actually put down my prior non-profit work experience as being not as important as what they do (private sector). I was completely turned off and would not want to work for a company that thinks they are better than everyone else, so I didn't bother to follow up.[/quote]

Similar here, I wrote a followup to an arrogant interviewer once who had put down my (considerable) experience and told him that I was interested in the job but after hearing his dismissive and condescending tone and assessment of my background (which was more than some who worked there had), I was no longer interested in the position.

He actually wrote back saying he didn't mean to be that way.

Someone I know who worked for him then told me he was well known as an arrogant prick, lol.  I ended up with a much better position that led to many years of success at a different place.

But I did follow my rule there, too, of always sending a note of acknowledgment.   :wink: [/quote]

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