Q: Is it ever appropriate to include a small token of your appreciation in a post-interview thank-you note? Maybe a Starbucks or Amazon gift card? Or how about something I’ve created, like a handmade gift (I create jewelry as a hobby).
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A thank you card or email following an interview is highly recommended. But never a gift. This could be viewed as a bribe or a payment.
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