Picture this: You just walked out of an interview for your dream role at your dream company, and you feel like you completely nailed it. Congrats! Before you start celebrating, it’s time to complete ...

Following an interview, write your interviewer a brief thank-you letter. This common courtesy lets the interviewer know that you understand business etiquette and calls his or her attention to your ...

Sending a thank-you note is a way to express gratitude for an interviewer's time. This note can be sent via email and doesn't need to be a physical card. Three career coaches told Insider why sending ...

“They are required for all interviews,” said Mary Abbajay, president of Careerstone Group. “No one is not going to hire you because you sent a thank you. It’s never going to hurt you.” Thank you notes ...

According to new data from TopResume, a little gratitude can have a big impact—on your chances of getting a job, that is. Surveying over 300 hiring managers, recruiters, and HR professionals to find ...

Jeff Boodie, commonly referred to as Boodie, started working with Oprah Winfrey in 2007. He says a thank-you note that he delivered right after his interview helped him land the job. Boodie believes a ...

Although many see a follow-up email as a formality, a CareerBuilder survey revealed that 22 percent of managers said they were less likely to hire a candidate if they didn’t send a thank you note. I ...

Believe it or not, in this 21st-century world we live in, there is still an appreciation for the handwritten thank-you note. When I present this idea in my trainings, I am often challenged with: But ...

Editor’s note: After Technical.ly published this story, we got an, ahem, *active* conversation going in our public Slack about the ethics and power imbalances involved in post-interview thank you ...

April 6, 2019 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google A few years ago I started sending “Nice to Meet You!” emails to people after they had given me a card at a ...