Say Thank You Like You Actually Mean It!
General information, not legal advice. Written in 2017: the law may have changed since.
We live in a fast-paced transactional world. With the speed everything moves people sometimes resort to a text, email or similarly transactional electronic thank you. But if you resort to relaying a thank you by email, text or social media flavor of the month it is destined for the electronic scrapheap and likely will not be remembered. Be different and either write thank you notes or call.
It takes more time, and, yes, you may have to buy stamps if you write, but it leaves a lasting impression. I remember when I receive a letter or card thanking me for something much more so than a quick email, text or LinkedIn message.
The same goes for making a call. It doesn’t have to be a long call, just long enough to say "thank you." You would remember that kind of call, wouldn’t you? The answer is of course.
You want people to remember you. The few minutes to write or call do this. Thank you letters, cards and calls never will go out of style. So are you willing to invest a little time in yourself?
As always, this post and others can be found on my blog, BusinessLawGuy’s Blog.
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