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The post-interview stage can be just as stressful as preparing for the interview, especially when you are anxiously waiting to hear a reply. A follow-up note or phone call can send a good message to potential employers after an interview. Some even expect it.
Send A Thank-You
Within a day or two of your interview, send your interviewer a note to reinforce your interest in the position. It should include a genuine thank you, a reminder of your strongest assets, and a closing that indicates your enthusiasm about the next step. If you don’t think your interview went well, offer to give them additional references or documentation of your skills. Don’t call attention to any of your mistakes. Your message can be quick and to the point. Whether you hand-write the thank-you or email it depends on the company.
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