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Body
The thank you or follow-up letter should not be more than one
page. Here are some tips that you should be sure to include in the body of
the letter.
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Express appreciation for the opportunity for the
interview.
If you were given a tour of the facilities or a meeting with other employees,
but sure to mention that.
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Mention the day of your interview and the position
for which
you interviewed.
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Re-emphasize your most important skill and how you expect to
contribute to the company.
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Close your letter with a comment about future contact
with
the employer.
Your letter will now look something like
this without, of course, the boldface print which highlight the points
mentioned above.
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100 Cook St
Billerica, MA 01821
June 25, 2001
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Mr. Jesse Black
Tallon Coroporation
100 Digital Lane
Anywhere, MA 00005 |
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Dear Mr. Black:
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I appreciated the opportunity to interview at your office on
Monday.
The tour of the facilities and conversations with Tallon's staff
gave me a clear overview of the role of software engineers at your
facility. I was particularly impressed with the state-of-the-art
equipment in Tallon's computer labs and the exciting software
development that is being conducted there.
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The entire experience has confirmed my
desire for employment as an executive
secretary with Tallon Corporation. My internship at a
comparable software company in Columbia has prepared me well for
this position. Based on my interview, I think I would fit in well
with the Tallon staff.
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Thank you again for the experience of
getting to know your organization better. I would welcome the
opportunity to work for the Tallon Corporation, and I look forward
to hearing from you in the next two weeks.
Sincerely,
Karen Jones
Karen
Jones
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