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[Sample Thank you Note, Electronic]
Dear Ms. Benjamin:
Your opening paragraph should contain some form of “thank you” in the first twelve words.
Remind them about your interaction with them (as an interview follow up, for attending an event,
for speaking with you, etc.). Use this note as a means to further the conversation you had with the
individual.
The second paragraph can be used for a variety of purposes. You could elaborate on the
interaction with the individual, clarify anything you feel was unclear, re-answer a question, answer
an unasked (but necessary) question, etc. Use as many sentences as you feel are necessary. This
is your opportunity to emphasize your strongest qualities and show how you are a good fit.
Your final paragraph should end with a different form of “thank you” in the last twelve words.
State that you will follow up by phone or email and provide phone number and email.
Sincerely,
Thomas F. Green
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[Sample Acceptance Letter, Full Block Style]
Thomas F. Green
1234 East St., Apt. 456
Peoria, IL 60606
November 1, 2014
Ms. Patricia M. Benjamin
Director of Human Resources
UniTech, Inc.
2692 N. New Hampshire Rd.
Chicago, IL 60606
Dear Ms. Benjamin:
In your opening paragraph, state that you accept the offer (employment, internship, acceptance
into a program, etc.). Restate any details to show you understand the offer. For example, the title
of the position, start date, location, etc.
Indicate the next steps that have been shared with you. These could involve providing any
additional documents, undergoing required exams, and/or completing specific forms.
The final paragraph should end with some form of “thank you” along with how much you look
forward to joining the team, organization, and/or program.
Sincerely,
Thomas F. Green
careers@bradley.edu • bradley.edu/scc • (309) 677-2510 • Burgess Hall, First Floor

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