Most people read thank you letters, especially hand-written ones. Thank you letters after an interview are an opportunity to contact the employer again!

In your thank you letter you may want to mention your skills, qualifications and experience that you can bring to the company that are related to the position you are applying for. Interviewers can’t remember all of the details, so you do them a favor by reminding them.

Susan Whitcomb recommends for thank you notes in her book Cover Letter Magic , “Don’t ever leave your interviewer wondering whether you can or cannot do something. Spell it out so that your qualifications are clear and readily identifiable.”

If you would like help with your cover letter and resume, email me to schedule a phone meeting. We can discuss whether or not my services would fit your needs. You can email me at Terri@SummitViewCareerCoaching.com.

Enjoy Monday morning as much as Friday morning!

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