Follow-up After a Job Interview
			 
Use a plain text editor to prepare a follow-up email or letter to send to an
interviewer. Assume you have recently finished an interview and are anxious 
to receive a response. A thank-you email tells the interviewer you appreciate
their time and you are very interested in the job. 
 
The person who scheduled your interview is one to follow up with to check the
status of the interview. For example, reply to the latest communication with
the subject line for an email used to schedule the interview.
			 
In this follow up, greet the recipient by name. State that you are following up
about the job for which you interviewed. Specify the job title and the interview
date. Reaffirm your interest in the position. Ask directly for an update and say
you look forward to learning about the next steps.

Keep this follow-up brief and on topic. Maintain a positive tone and avoid 
complaining even if you have made an earlier follow-up after no response. 
Thank the interviewer and end with your first and last name. Spellcheck and
proofread the document before sending to tom.brown@tamuc.edu on or before
9 February, 2024.
 

References that may be helpful:
https://hbr.org/2022/11/how-to-write-a-thank-you-email-after-an-interview
resources.biginterview.com › interviews-101 › 
https://careersidekick.com/follow-up-after-interview-no-response/