
Thank You Letters
- Overview
- As short as they are, thank you notes are incredibly important. Whether or not you write one could make the difference between whether or not you get the job.
- Within 24-48 hours after you interview, make sure you send out a thank you note. It's an even tie amongst the pros between which is a better method to send out your thank you note-via email or snail mail. As long as you are professional and prompt, the important thing is to just write one.
- Sample
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Your Address
Date
Recruiter's Name
Title
Company Name
AddressDear Ms. Recruiter:
(The first paragraph is a simple thank you, and reminds the recruiter about the position for which you interviewed) Thank you for the opportunity to interview yesterday for the Sales Trainee position. I enjoyed meeting you and learning more about Company Name.
(The second paragraph should briefly reiterate your skills and strengths for this position-why would you be the best person for this job?) After discussing this position with you, I am even more certain that my skills in ____ and ____, as well as my experience with _____ would benefit your company.
(The last paragraph is a brief thank you.) Thank you for your consideration. I look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Your Name
Your email address