Grab your coffee and take a stretch. It's time for a professional moment. Thanks for spending your day interviewing with us. You can expect to hear from us in the next two weeks. So, you finished your interview. Now what? That means it's time to write a thank you note. And while this might seem like a moment to break out your old graduation thank you note, it's probably the time to go with something a little more professional. And in fact, at the present moment, you probably want to go with an email. What do you say? Well, thank the person who talked to you or people who talked to you by name, preferably in individual notes. You can use this as a chance to cite something that was memorable from the interview, that you learned from them, and also to re-emphasize some of your qualifications. This does not need to be a long letter at all. Send it out within a week of your interview. It's a really courteous way to acknowledge the time others have taken on your behalf.