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| What to do after a job interview A
good way of making yourself stand out is to follow up on the interview.
It is a good idea to send the interviewer a quick email or call
to say thank you for their time and that you hope they will seriously
consider you for the position. Use this opportunity to
stress your enthusiasm for the position, particularly now that
you have had a chance to talk through the position at the interview.
Highlighting enthusiasm will do your case no harm at all. |
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Also feel free to use this opportunity to follow up on the anything that was raised at the interview. If the interviewer had been interested in something you had worked on previously, or something you had written whilst studying then it could be a good idea to send them a copy of what you have written. This will again show a willingness to go one step further than your competition and will provide the interviewer with hard evidence of your capabilities. One thing
to avoid is following up more than once or twice. Do not pester
the interviewer for a response. Obviously if you haven't heard
anything from them after a few weeks then it may be worth a
quick call but don't call every day for an answer. You'll only
annoy them and make them want to say no. |
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