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Follow Up and Thank You Notes
The follow-up to the interview is just as important as the interview itself. A follow up thank you
email should be sent to those that interviewed you within 24-48 hours after the interview takes
place. If you do not email, make sure to follow up with a handwritten thank-you note that is sent
out immediately. A handwritten note is more formal and sincere. In fact, the handwritten thank
you is often an exercise that will prove your willingness as a potential future employee to go
above and beyond while also leaving a lasting impression.
Thank You Notes Should:
Provide an individualized thank you for all committee members that participated in the interview process.
Be sincere in your follow up for the opportunity and the interviewer's time.
Build off your interview and expand on the specific position of interest.
Remind the reader of the top qualities you have and how they are relevant to the position and organization you are applying too.
Contain any key skills that you may have forgotten to mention in your face to face time that may springboard you above other candidates.
Thank You Note Example:
"I look forward to meeting with you and your team again in the near future about this incredible opportunity within this elite organization.
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