>> I think it's always nice if you feel a connection
with your interviewer to follow up with them.
But I think that as someone who's interviewed multiple students and potential candidates
for a job, I think I always appreciate those that take the time to make
that communication sincere and personalized.
So something that shows that you listened or you took something away that was meaningful
or significant, or that you just thought was memorable.
So I think a generic thank you is kind of, if you're going to take the time to write
that maybe it won't be, I don't know, as useful.