In the spirit of giving, I thought that I would give you
a free thank you note that you can email or send to a hiring manager after an
interview. What? You don't send thank you notes? Try it, you may find
that it improves your chances of being hired. It doesn't hurt, that's for sure.
Make sure that your thank you covers a few points; it
contains the name of person with whom you interviewed (if you interviewed with
a few people, they should each get a note and obviously you need to change the
wording in each note). Also, make sure that your note includes something in it
that will remind the interviewer of who you are.
Are you ready?
Here is a thank you note for you - please tailor it to fit your needs. The red
type shows areas that you would want to change to reflect the job, job
requirements and your skill set.
Salutation
– Add Name, Company, Address, Date
Dear
Thank you for taking
the time to talk with me today about the (name of) position.
Our conversation reaffirmed my interest in working with you at (Company name) and I was eager to learn about the
products, services and resources that you offer.
I hope that I was
able to communicate to you that my past experience in (specific
area) would be beneficial in solving your issues with (some situation or job need that was discussed). One of my passions is to improve business
processes through (list several of your strengths as
they match the open position). I would very much like to use these
skills to help (Company name) fulfill its mission of helping clients,
“build and sustain a successful business.”
If you have any
further questions, I would be happy to talk with you again. Feel free to call
me at (number). I am more than ready
to move into this role; I am a quick learner and eager to get started. Thank
you once again.Sincerely,
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