Thank You Letter

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Thank You Letter
Job-seekers, you must send a thank-you letter right after you've been on a job interview. At the
very latest, send thank-you or follow-up letters by mail within 24 hours of an interview. You
may even want to ensure that the interviewer has your thank-you letter in hand no later than end
of the next day. What should be in a thank-you letter?
How to write a thank you letter: 5 tips
1. Begin your thank you letter by identifying the position and by thanking whoever
interviewed you for taking time to interview you.
2. Refer to something you learned in the interview. Re-iterate your interest and how your
capabilities match the job description.
3. Express how much you look forward to filling this new position and mention one or two
aspects of the job you will especially enjoy.
4. Type your thank you letter in block or semi-block format, using three or four paragraphs,
one page in length, and sign it by hand. The heading at the top should match your résumé
and cover letter—usually your contact information. Put the date and name, title, and
address of the person it goes to at the top left. The envelope should match the paper type
just as with a cover letter.
5. Make sure your thank you letter is professional-looking; check it carefully for
grammatical mistakes, typographical errors, and misspelled words.
Look at the sample letter on the next page.

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