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Originally posted by texas*princess
I've always been told to ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS send a thank-you (or also called a follow-up) letter.
It's just a nice way to let the employer know you appreciate them taking the time to speak with you, and also a way to re-emphasize your high points that you think would be valuable to the company for the position you are applying for. In addition it's also a way to let them know you're still interested in the position and are interested in the company.
I always send my thank-you letters within 24 hours of the interview.
Sometimes even a follow-up call could work. Once again, it's a nice way to thank them for their time, and let them know you are still very interested.
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I had an interview on Thursday. She and I had been communicating through e-mail. She asked me to send my resume through e-mail. So, I sent my Follow-up/Thank you letter through e-mail too. Do you think that was the proper thing to do?
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