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You
should write a thank you letter as soon
as possible (within 24 hours is
recommended) after the job interview, at
a minimum this should be done through
email but is recommended that you do
this through a hard-copy of a letter
printed out of your computer which can
be sent in through the postal mail or
faxed in. Hand written notes on thank
you cards are also acceptable and good
for short thank you notes.
A hard-copy thank you letter should be
written in the business letter format,
while an email should be sent in the
same format but without the heading
(your return address, their address, and
the date).
Thank you letter writing
The first paragraph should consist of
thanking the interviewer for the
interviewing you (remind him/her about
the position you interviewed for and the
date of your interview). You can also
include information about your
impressions about the company.
The second paragraph should state your
interests in the company and include any
additional information about yourself
that was not brought up in the interview
which would make you a good candidate
for the position. You can also emphasize
your qualifications that were already
discussed during the interview (don't
make this paragraph too long, try to
keep it between 3-5 sentences, pick the
traits that you think were most
important to the interviewer and
emphasize them).
The last paragraph should let the
recruiter know that you expect to hear
from them soon. Also let them know that
you are available to come in again and
are willing to discuss the job further.
Write down your contact information
again and what the best method and/or
time to contact you is. To finish up the
letter, thank them again for the
interview.
A TO Z SAMPLE
LETTERS:
1-100 -
101-200 -
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301-400 -
401-500 -
501-600 -
601-700 -
701-800 -
801-900 |
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