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Interview Thank You Letter

Following up each interview with a thank you letter is an essential factor in indicating that you are a serious contender for the job. It gives you the opportunity to make a more lasting impression (especially if there were many people interviewing for the job). Not only does it show that you recognize proper business etiquette, but it also give you the opportunity to remind the interviewer why you would be the best person for the position. 

Use standard 8.5 x 11" paper and address it to the person who interviewed you. This thank you letter will keep you fresh on the interviewer's mind, especially if you refer specifically to what you discussed in the interview.

You can get some ideas on how to write your thank you letter with the following example.


Your name

Address
City, State, Zip Code
Phone number

Month, day, year

Name of person who interviewed you
Their job title
Name of the company
Address
City, State, Zip Code,

Dear___________,

In this paragraph of the thank you letter, share your appreciation for the opportunity to meet with the interviewer to discuss the possibility of working for the company. You should also mention your positive opinion of the business. (ex. It was a pleasure meeting with you yesterday. I was interested in hearing about the different projects your business is working on and the company's impressive ideas for continuing development and growth.)

In this section, you can present relevant information as to why you would be a great fit for the position, possibly something which wasn't discussed during the interview. (ex. I came away from our meeting with a strong insight of how I might be a part of your team. My knowledge and experience align with your business' increasing need for skilled workers, and I believe I have the aptitude, commitment, and drive you require from prospective employees.)

In the last section of your letter, respectfully let the person who interviewed you know that you are interested in hearing back from them. Point out that you would be happy to discuss the job further, either over the phone or in person. (i.e. Keep me in mind as your plans to add staff take shape. If you think of any other questions, please know that I would be eager to come in for a second interview. I look forward to hearing from you again.) You can contact me at (xxx) xxx-xxxx. Thank you again for meeting with me yesterday.

Sincerely yours,

Your Name


This is just a sample of what an interview thank you letter should look like. You will need to customize your own thank you letter so that it addresses each individual interview. As always, good luck in your quest to find a fulfilling job. Below are more topics to help you find the job of your dreams...

Resume
Cover Letters
Ace Your Job Interview
Questions to Ask During an Interview
Where can I Find a Job
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