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Test your knowledge about how to follow-up after a job interview
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1. Question
after the job interview it is considered rude to ask when you can expect an answer about the position you applied for.
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2. Question
If you didn't get called within the 3-4 days, you probably didn't get the job.
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Calling an employer about their decision is a bad idea. It will make you look desperate.
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Writing a thank you note after the job will pretty much guarantee you the job.
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Once you get home it is a good idea to write down your observations and questions so that you'll be ready for the next interview.
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If you do get called back, it is best not to call them too soon. You don't want to look over eager.
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A thank you letter will make a better impression than a thank you email
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It's a good idea to send thank you emails to all the people that were involved in the hiring process.
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If you don't get called back after the job interview, it's a good idea to keep calling them every 2-3 days until you get an answer.
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10. Question
You must always address the thank you or follow-up email in a formal manner.
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