Quick Tip: Write an Interview Thank You Letter

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1495 - Quick Tip: Write an Interview Thank You Letter

Quick Tip: Write an Interview Thank You Letter

by: Donna Monday

You?ve had your interview and it went well. Now what do you do to make a lasting impression on your interviewer?
Send them an interview thank you letter.
While writing thank you letters isn?t required (most people don?t send them), it?s very smart, as well as, courteous, to write post interview thank you letters and send them to all your interviewers.
In today?s highly competitive job market your thank you letter will signal that you are professional, courteous and that you really appreciate the employer taking the time to interview you.
Online you can find free thank you letters, or sample interview thank you letters. Use these examples of thank you letters to create your own glowing words of appreciation. No matter how busy the prospective employer is, it?s always nice to receive a genuine ?thank you.?
Make a habit of sending out job interview thank you letters and see how quickly you find yourself in the pool of top candidates.

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Copyright 2005

Donna Monday

Do you know how to get hired?

http://www.get-a-job-interview-quick-tips.com

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This article was posted on January 08, 2005

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