Today's young professional job seeker probably spends more time typing on a computer than using a pen and paper, but old-fashioned etiquette practices - like sending a handwritten thank you note - may just be the way to make an impression on a potential employer and differentiate yourself from the crowd of applicants.
First impressions are always important, especially when communicating with potential employers. And in today's crowded job market, many job seekers may only have the one chance to be noticed--their resume and cover letter.