End of internship or fixed-term contract: how to say thank you with a memorable card

To move from reading to a structured collection, open a colleague farewell card page—one link, centralized messages, PDF export.

Internship or fixed-term contract: a few months on the badge, sometimes already fully part of the crew. A thank-you card should start from what actually happened—the people, the wins—while staying clear of confidential details or implied promises, and still letting the team’s warmth come through.

What makes the card memorable

• A project anecdote with numbers (no sensitive data).
• Names of people who mentored.
• One line on what they learned—and contributed.

Structure the guestbook

Open the board early, invite adjacent teams, moderate lightly, then export to PDF for a portfolio piece or end-of-assignment pack.

Closing

Use Dukoos to centralize authentic thanks without logistics overload.

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