[header] How to stand out after the interview [title] Send a thank you note. [step] This is a critical step for getting your foot in the door and establishing yourself as a polite, thoughtful person. The thank you can be in the form of an e-mail or sent by postal mail.
[header] How to stand out after the interview [title] Send a thank you note. [step] This is a critical step for getting your foot in the door and establishing yourself as a polite, thoughtful person. The thank you can be in the form of an e-mail or sent by postal mail.
[substeps] Although the person delivering the thank you note should have been prepared, some languages require a quicker, more formal reply. If this is the case, send a handwritten note, rather than an e-mail. [substeps] Don't just send a thank you note to the interviewer, as thank-you is always appreciated. Some company leaders, particularly if they've worked with many person at once, prefer to send a group thank-you. But if you want to send a letter, you should send it in person. [substeps] Address the letter (not the e-mail) to: united states diplomats, representatives of the military or chiefs of chiefs of staff. Some job hunting experts recommend postal mail because it is less likely to get lost in the shuffle, and more likely to impress. A nice note written on attractive stationary is much more powerful than a standard email.