What is it? The THANK YOU NOTE!

Interview experts agree that EVERY job hunter MUST send thank-you notes after EVERY interview. They also point out that most people completely ignore this bit of wisdom.

In order to have a huge advantage over the other candidates for the job you want, send thank-you notes to EVERYONE you meet the day of the interview--administrative assistants, managers, interviewers, people you met who already do the job you are targeting, and so on.

One of my resume clients (let's call him Mike) is a Certified Arborist and Tree Care Professional in the San Diego area. His goal is to move into the consulting arena.

Very soon after speaking on the phone with the owner of a prominent tree care company, Mike mailed a brief note thanking the owner for his time and consideration. Within a week, the owner called Mike and offered him an informal mentoring arrangement to help Mike learn more about the consulting side of tree care.

Mike decided to pass on the offer and continue his job search, and he recently landed a very nice position. He sent me an e-mail about his recent job-hunting activities saying, "...and just so you know, the thank-you letter has got to be the block that keeps the door open. I sent out three letters and subsequently got three offers."

If you're not convinced yet, the following reasons outline the significance of sending thank-you notes:

1. Sending a thank-you note demonstrates that you are good with people. You employ the most basic of people skills--a show of gratitude.

2. It helps companies remember you after the interview. You can restate your interest in the position, especially if the interview went well.

3. You can use the thank-you note to summarize a few of the main points discussed at the interview.
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   ntage over the other candidates for the job you want, send thank-you notes to EVERYONE you meet the day of the interview--administrative assistants, managers, interviewers, people you met who already do the job you are targeting, and so on.

   One of my resume clients (let's call him Mike) is a Certified Arborist and Tree Care Professional in the San Diego area. His goal is to move into the consulting arena.

   Very soon after speaking on the phone with the owner of a prominent tree care company, Mike mailed a brief note thanking the owner for his time and consideration. Within a week, the owner called Mike and offered him an informal mentoring arrangement to help Mike learn more about the consulting side of tree care.

   Mike decided to pass on the offer and continue his job search, and he recently landed a very nice position. He sent me an e-mail about his recent job-hunting activities saying, "...and just so you know, the thank-you letter has got to be the block that keeps the door open. I sent out three letters and subsequently got three offers."

   If you're not convinced yet, the following reasons outline the significance of sending thank-you notes:

   1. Sending a thank-you note demonstrates that you are good with people. You employ the most basic of people skills--a show of gratitude.

   2. It helps companies remember you after the interview. You can restate your interest in the position, especially if the interview went well.

   3. You can use the thank-you note to summarize a few of the main points discussed at the interview.
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      Very soon after speaking on the phone with the owner of a prominent tree care company, Mike mailed a brief note thanking the owner for his time and consideration. Within a week, the owner called Mike and offered him an informal mentoring arrangement to help Mike learn more about the consulting side of tree care.

      Mike decided to pass on the offer and continue his job search, and he recently landed a very nice position. He sent me an e-mail about his recent job-hunting activities saying, "...and just so you know, the thank-you letter has got to be the block that keeps the door open. I sent out three letters and subsequently got three offers."

      If you're not convinced yet, the following reasons outline the significance of sending thank-you notes:

      1. Sending a thank-you note demonstrates that you are good with people. You employ the most basic of people skills--a show of gratitude.

      2. It helps companies remember you after the interview. You can restate your interest in the position, especially if the interview went well.

      3. You can use the thank-you note to summarize a few of the main points discussed at the interview.
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         arch, and he recently landed a very nice position. He sent me an e-mail about his recent job-hunting activities saying, "...and just so you know, the thank-you letter has got to be the block that keeps the door open. I sent out three letters and subsequently got three offers."

         If you're not convinced yet, the following reasons outline the significance of sending thank-you notes:

         1. Sending a thank-you note demonstrates that you are good with people. You employ the most basic of people skills--a show of gratitude.

         2. It helps companies remember you after the interview. You can restate your interest in the position, especially if the interview went well.

         3. You can use the thank-you note to summarize a few of the main points discussed at the interview.
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         4. Sending a thank-you note demonstrates that you are good with people. You employ the most basic of people skills--a show of gratitude.

         5. It helps companies remember you after the interview. You can restate your interest in the position, especially if the interview went well.

         6. You can use the thank-you note to summarize a few of the main points discussed at the interview. You can also add anything you forgot to tell them.

         7. It has the potential to increase your affinity with those who have the authority to hire you.

         8. It shows that you are serious about your career design.

         9. It indicates that you are organized and on top of details.

         10. It demonstrates that you went out of your way to show interest in the company and/or position.

         11. If they decide not to consider you for the position, perhaps they know of another opportunity that suits you. You can mention this in the thank-you note, asking them to keep you in mind.

         The post-interview thank-you note doesn’t have to be fancy. Here’s an example:

         ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

         Thank you for the opportunity to speak with you today. As we discussed, my 10-years of outside sales experience is a perfect fit for XYZ Widgets as you expand into the Pacific Rim. In light of your plans for Asia, you’ll find my Japanese language skills to be of great value.

         Feel free to contact me at 555-1234 should you have additional questions. I am very interested in the position.

         Thank you again for your time and consideration.

         Regards,

         Jane Doe

         ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

         OK. You now know the impact a thank-you note can have after an employment interview. Are there other opportunities to send them?

         Absolutely! The general rule is this:

         After ANYONE has done you even the smallest favor during the job-hunt/career-design process, send the individual a thank-you note.

         Was a receptionist at a company you phoned while doing res