Congratulations on the new job! You're going to do great. So proud of you.
New job message examples
How to write a new job congratulations message
- If you know the job or company, mention it — it shows you were paying attention and makes the message personal.
- Acknowledge the journey, not just the destination: "you worked hard to get here" matters.
- For a colleague leaving, balance the pride in their move with the genuine sadness of their absence.
FAQ
Should I send a new job card before or after they start?
Either works — sending it just before they start is a great way to build excitement, while sending it on or after their first day acknowledges the milestone as it happens.
Is this free?
Currently available without an account or payment; file-size, content-type, browser and service limits apply.
When should I send a new job card?
When you first hear the news is ideal. Even a few weeks later is still meaningful.
Can I use a new job card for a promotion too?
Yes — a promotion is a career milestone worth celebrating just as much as a new job.
Can I send this card professionally via email?
Yes — share the link in a professional email or LinkedIn message. It's a thoughtful, appropriate gesture.