Quick question, is it still better to mail something to a business?
Or should I just email it like everyone else does nowadays?
>>1024438
Email...
No one fucking reads letters anymore, Grampa.
>>1024439
But how employers would rather have you bother them in person for a job to show persistence blah blah...
Doesn't the same rule apply here?
>>1024440
A letter never gets there and it is highly unlikely they will even get to read it.
Email or Call.
>>1024440
Lol no. They are both equally impersonal.
>>1024441
Well damn, well it's already mailed out.
I'll just call/email if I don't get a response.
>>1024444
Nice quads, but I have to disagree. If I had a bodega and a bum/teenager was cleaning the front of it with a broom every time I opened/closed, I'd have to hire him eventually.
>>1024450
It's not a job app, trying to get them to invite me over to start something big.
Seems the "persistence meme" only works for wage workers the way you put it.
>>1024445
Just email them what you said. Who cares if they get a repeat in the mail?
>>1024453
>If I had a bodega and a bum/teenager was cleaning the front of it with a broom every time I opened/closed, I'd have to hire him eventually.
You're not an employer though. It's annoying when the hiring manager is dealing with 3000 other applicants and a bunch of other responsibility. No one remembers who the fuck John Anon is and why he's calling about some irrelevant job they don't care about.
>>1024453
>It's not a job app, trying to get them to invite me over to start something big.
A brief email/MAYBE thank you letter in mail is standard.
>>1024458
>A brief email/MAYBE thank you letter in mail is standard.
So you're saying the thanks comes in the mail after the email.
Makes sense
>>1024461
I guess. It's either or, but if you're a really desperate cuck you can do both.
Tbh you can't fuck up doing it other than wasting your time, do it but do it lightheartedly and not write 6 paragraphs like a fucking sperg about how you did all your homework on the company and you know the hiring manager's entire bloodline and you'd love to work there and it's been your dream since a child and how every single thing you do in life relates to you wanting to work there.
>>1024466
lol, true
