Email Norms

Did they send that? Doesn't seem like something you should bother replying to then

>>18466469
No, the stuff in quotes is what I was thinking of sending them.

In the email they sent me (the one that I am responding to), the hiring manager gave me the contacts to my actual manager and then ended by saying they are excited to have me and that I should "feel free to contact me if you have any questions".

>>18466497
Sure, that's fine to send through. Whenever I contact a hiring/HR manager I always make sure to thank them for their time even if it's just an update. Manners are free, and being polite isn't exactly going to hurt your application.

>>18466500
Thank you. Also, I have another question.

This might be something minor but If I begin the the letter with a "Thank you" is it awkward to end by saying thank you again before listing my name at the bottom? Does it sound like I'm kissing their feet or something? Acording to my friend I shouldn't do that. I was wondering because saying sincerely sounds cliche and they already replied with best regards so shouldn't sound like an echo.

Sorry if all this seems OCD, I'm just really thankful for the job.

>>18466594
I end my emails 'Regards, anon'. 'Best regards' is a bit too much imo, from either side. 'Regards' is polite and professional enough.

>>18466594
I tihnk you are over thinking it... my default signature is

Thanks,

My Name
My Company