A genuine note of thanks doesn’t need to take so long that it becomes another burden on your schedule. And it doesn’t need to be sent by snail mail if you don’t enjoy handwritten correspondence.

Saying "thank you" to coworkers is more than just a polite gesture; it’s a crucial element in fostering a positive workplace culture. Recognizing the efforts and contributions of colleagues can ...

For most people, there’s nothing more stressful than writing a thank you note. But for Gina Hamadey, it not only became her passion—it became the basis for a book, I Want to Thank You ...

Katie Homar offers tips for composing thoughtful thank-you notes. It’s the start of Thanksgiving week in the United States, when many of us express gratitude for family, friends and colleagues and ...

The best time to send a thank-you letter for a job interview is within the first 24 hours following the interview. Hiring ...

Sign, seal, deliver! Pick a closing salutation appropriate to your relationship with the person you’re thanking. “Sincerely” or “Best” is suitable for a colleague or boss.

Handwritten Note Basics. Your handwritten note doesn't need to be awe-inspiring or poetic, but it does need to be: Legible. If you have sloppy handwriting, take your time and write slowly.

If you’re writing to a colleague or a boss, “Sincerely” or “Best” is fitting. ... Ms. Pantzer writes her thank-you notes with a rollerball or felt tip pen that doesn’t smear.