Assume that you were called in for an interview and are now sending a thank you/follow-up message.

RE: Follow-Up on the Interview

Thank-you/Follow-up Message Prompt

“A follow-up message after an interview is more than a professional courtesy; it’s another chance to promote yourself to an employer.” (p.385)

In three brief paragraphs, acknowledge the interviewer’s time and consideration, express your continued interest in the position, explain a crucial point that you have reconsidered, and ask for a decision.

Note: Remember that this “Follow-up message” is in response to the job posting you have found and been working on the past few weeks. Assume that you were called in for an interview and are now sending a thank you/follow-up message.

This is a message sent after you’ve met the interviewer, so you should know the name. If you don’t have a name for the person, make one up.

If you use an email format instead of a business letter hard copy format, remember to include a subject line at the beginning!

(Refer to the sample letter in the book on p. 386, but don’t copy it — Plagiarism)

https://jobs.apple.com/en-us/details/200172751/finance-development-program-fdp-internship?team=STDNT

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