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Following-Up the Interview


Evaluate the Interview

After every interview it is important to evaluate your performance. This is the only way you will learn from your experiences and improve on your performance. Consider the following questions:

  • What positive impressions did I make? Negative? Why did I make these impressions?

  • Was there anything I wanted to say but didn't?

  • What questions would I have liked to ask, but didn't?

  • What questions would I have answered differently? How would I have changed my answers?

  • How do I feel about the interview?

NOTE: If you are informed following an interview that you did not get the position, it is a great idea to contact one of the interviewers to see where you could have performed better. To get candid answers, it is important that you don't make the interviewer defensive by starting out with, "Can you tell me why I didn't get the job?" A better approach would be, "Would you have a couple of minutes to suggest which areas could use some strengthening?"


Thank-You Letters

Many people like to send a thank-you letter following the interview. This is a great strategy. However, if you are going to do this, it should be done immediately. It is a good opportunity to communicate anything that you forgot in the interview, and to reinforce your interest in the position. An example of a thank-you letter is included here.



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