Interview Follow Up
You should be logged
into the MCIS home page before you begin this exercise.
Your screen will look
something like this:
1. Click on Job
Search.
2. Click 
Step
9 - Follow Up
3. Click Write
a Follow-Up Letter
4. The Sample Follow-Up Letter and
Guidelines for a Follow Up Letter will help you
develop a thank you that is positive and professional.
5. Other occasions when you need to
write a Follow Up Letter include: after an Informational Interview, to turn
down an offer, when accepting a job offer, to notify employers that you have
accepted another position, etc.
6. Write your follow up letter that
highlights your strongest skills needed for the position as well as thanking
the employer for the chance to interview for the position.
7. You may want to review the Print
and Community Resources
8. Other letters are discussed in 
Additional
Job Search Information, such as the letter of resignation, counter
offer, and letter of reference. The
termination checklist may also be helpful when you resign from a position.
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