Follow-Up Emails When You Haven’t Heard Back After Interview

4 Killer Follow-Up Emails When You Haven’t Heard Back After Interview

By Jonathon

These “killer” follow-up emails are the answer to what to do if you’ve heard no results from your interview and are left sitting there wondering “if there is still a pulse”.

The author says: “An interview follow up letter can be incredibly powerful. The reason why I suggest the email follow-up is because it makes it easier for the Hiring Manager to reply (either good or bad). In other words, if you are out of the mix, he can easily take you off the hook if he wanted to. No response could still mean there is a pulse and a positive response allows you to reply back and reinforce an interest. This is why a follow up email after interview is so important. Also, it opens a dialog and as long as there is 2 way communication there is a pulse.”

He then goes on to give complete templates, with advice on using each for the following types of emails:

1. Is the Position Still Available Email (Follow up email after interview no response)

2. Request another Interview Email

3. Portfolio for Your Review Included Email

4. Forgot to mention during the interview

For the complete templates, go to 4 Killer Follow-Up Emails When You Haven’t Heard Back After Interview

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