Is it okay to send a thank you letter through an intermediary (secretary, HR rep, etc.), and not directly?
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M$In the case of the former, no, you send it to the person it's directed at and assume that if he's that busy he's going to have people opening his mail for him anyway.
In the case of the latter, you can dictate a quick letter to your secretary and have her type it up and send it on your behalf, but it should certainly appear that it came directly from you. Make sure she gets it back in front of you to sign before it goes out.
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I meant the former case. The character limit made it hard for me to run my mouth (fingers?) like I normally do while still asking my question as clearly as possible :]
Thank you for the reply as well!
The question area is small, but you can add details after the fact as long as you want.
