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Follow-up after an interview

A thank-you within a day, a polite check on the decision, or a note that another offer has a deadline, each with one detail from the conversation.

Your brief

Draft language

Type your details in Arabic or English. Your draft is written in English.

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What is it for?
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A topic you discussed, a question they asked, something you learned about the team.

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A better answer to one question, a link to your work, or the deadline of your other offer.

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Length

Uses up to 154 words of your plan. Only the words actually written are counted.

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What you will get

A short follow-up to your interviewer: thank-you, within a day.

Your draft

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What the hiring manager looks for

  1. A thank-you within 24 hours, short enough to read on a phone.
  2. One specific detail from the conversation, so it could not have been sent to anyone else.
  3. Your interest restated in one sentence, linked to one point that matters for the role.
  4. For a status check: wait until the date they gave has passed, then ask one polite question.

Recommended workspace settings

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Business
Emotion
Balanced
Vocabulary
Standard
Length
Shorter
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Subject: Thank you: [role] interviewDear [interviewer's name],[Thank you for the conversation on [day], in one sentence.][One specific thing you discussed, and why it made you more interested in the role.][Optional: something you want to add to an answer, or a link to your work.][Close: you look forward to hearing about the next steps.]Best regards,[Your name][Phone]
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