Interview thank yous

I had an interview today with 4 people. I had previously met with one of them and sent a thank you after that interview (after some sleuthing to find that email address). The people I met with today did not provide business cards nor did they all give their last names so I can't even attempt to look them up. I managed to find one name on the website but I've got nothing on the others.

In a case like this, how would you send a thank you note? HR is not involved, the department itself contacted me and set up the interviews, so there's no middle man.

I ALWAYS send a thank you after an interview, but in the past it's been for internal positions. I interview candidates frequently and there have been times I've forgotten to bring a card- I 100% do not expect a thank you in that scenario.

What to do???

Interview thank yous

Can you contact the person who originally called you?

Re: Interview thank yous

I know you said there are no middlemen but are there clerical/secretarial people? If so, they might be able to help you.

I am in education and I've had luck getting names from the principal's (or whoever's) secretary. If you give first names and some idea of their position, they might be able to deduce who it was.

Or, just send an email to the person whose info you do have and say something like "please extend my gratitude to X and Y as I do not have their contact information." I've done that as well (and gotten an offer.)

Re: Interview thank yous

Either ask the person who set the interviews up for you.

OR, send an email to the person who you do have the email address for. Address the email to of the people and ask that s/he forward it.

Re: Interview thank yous

Interview thank yous

I did this once and never again