How to Write an Effective Thank You Note

  1. Written. Emails are easy. Physical mails are worth more. Mail a card.
  2. Appreciation: Clearly express your gratitude. Mentioning the specific action or effort you’re thankful for shows you’re attentive and value their hard work. This aligns with your ethos on recognizing individual contributions to collective success.
  3. Personalization: Tailor the message to the individual, noting how their unique skills or qualities contributed to the achievement. This reflects your belief in the importance of personal development and individual strengths in achieving business goals.
  4. Impact: Highlight the positive impact of their actions on the project, team, or company goals. This echoes your emphasis on results-driven approaches and the importance of each contribution to the broader mission of the firm.
  5. Forward-looking statement: Include a note of encouragement or excitement for future projects or the continuation of their excellent work. It mirrors your forward-thinking attitude and the value you place on growth and continuous improvement.
standardMarch 30Tom SalonekCommunication