How Should I Respond to a Welcome Email from HR at My New Job?

Hi, I have joined a new company and received a welcome email from HR. I would like to send a thoughtful reply to this message. Can you please assist me with this?

Hi Priyanka,

Can I get your personal email address so that I can send you a few of our employees' self-introductory welcome emails?

Regards,
Dheeraj

Atul Bhai,

We are here to share knowledge and help elevate each other's intellectual and knowledge base. But you misunderstood us as your helpers like clerks and assistants who are free to serve you guys for free. This attitude is not appreciated.

Rashid

These are things that cannot be customized. Let them know what's in your heart!

Something like - I am happy to be a part of this new workplace and hope that this would be of mutual benefit. Or I look forward to a great working experience! Or just introduce yourself and say how happy you are to be a part of the company.

I am not here to point out if what was requested by you is right or wrong. But, not every time you will have people to help you even with small things.

Please draft a letter yourself. Put in all that you would like to say. Save that letter on your desktop, have a cup of coffee, look back at it, and modify it! There you are! None of us can help you with a better one than that.

I can say one thing... make sure it communicates you are happy to be a part of the group and eventually look forward to working along with highly talented professionals. Make them feel good about reading it. That's it!

Please don't write an essay though... Take care!

I have joined a new company, posted at the corporate office, and I received a welcome note from HR. I would like to send a thoughtful reply to this letter. Can you assist me with this?

Thank you.

Seeking a Good Reply to a Welcome Letter

Hi, I have joined a new company and received a welcome email from HR. I would like to send a thoughtful reply to this letter. Can you please assist me with this? Thank you.

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