How to Write a corollary Up Letter After the Job Interview
Figure out where to send the note.
How to Write a corollary Up Letter After the Job Interview
Determine either you are going to send a letter, and email, or a fax to the hiring manager. You need to know exactly which medium is best and you also need to know the most direct place to send your letter. Only in the hands of the person doing the hiring will your letter be of any value. If you were given a physical address or an email while the interview, you might have a good idea of where and how to send your effect up thank you letter.
What the note should say.
The note should express appreciation for the opportunity of the interview. Express your gratitude for the meeting! Say in your letter that you are still concerned in the position that you applied for (if of course you still are).
Don't sound desperate and don't plead for the job in the letter. Just keep it courteous and professional! If you wish you can briefly mention in the letter why you believe you are great and that you think you are a good fit for the employer. I say brief because you want to be rigorous that your note doesn't sound pushy in any way!
Don't make spelling mistakes!
Be sure that you take plentifulness of time in your note! Don't allow any errors to get by. Make sure that every word is spell checked and that all punctuation is used appropriately. Improper grammar sends a message of sloppiness and carelessness to your employer, even if your job doesn't want a lot of writing!
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