Read it here, and join the convo yourself on Slack. Yes, sending a thank you note after a job interview is still a thing — at least for now. While the practice is encouraged, sometimes with a ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Rachel Montañez covers burnout and career advancement topics. Let me start with this, a thank you letter won’t necessarily ...

When you first get home after a job interview, don't begin your thank-you note right away. Tell somebody about the interview, instead! Share as many details as you can remember. If you have a ...

"Sending, or receiving, a big box of steaks on ice is not the right way to secure a job ... up thank-you note is the wrong venue to broach such a topic," says Gottsman. Years of typing can leave ...

“No one is not going to hire you ... job market — so make sure your note gets to the receiver in time. They are required for all interviews. No one is not going to hire you because you sent a ...

Technical.ly offered some tips for jobseekers about sending a thank you note after an interview. We pondered whether sending one is truly still a necessary part of the job interview process, and ...

Following an interview, write your interviewer a brief thank-you letter ... your application once again. When you write the letter, mention the specific job for which you interviewed because ...

If you knew every other candidate sent a thank-you note, wouldn't you want to as well? And if you were really passionate about a job, wouldn't you do everything in your power to get it ...

He says a thank-you note that he delivered right after his interview helped him land the job. Boodie believes a handwritten note after a job interview is possibly stronger now than ever before.

Like it or not, thank-you notes are a must. Whether it’s an informational interview or traditional job interview, you need to send a thank-you note. But is an email enough these days?

She says that if someone doesn’t send a thank you note after an interview she just won’t hire them. According to Liebman, sending a note indicates that someone wants the job and that they not ...

Whether emailed or handwritten, a quick thank you note sent to your interviewer after the interview could improve your chances of getting the job. Even if you don't get the job, though ...