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since st has much better grammatical and writing skills than I do, i will ask the collective

Posted by tRuMaN (aka Truman) Jul 1 '13, 07:42

I want to send a quick email to a person i interviewed with that basically just says -- I know during the interview you mentioned this process could take all summer, but i am still interested in the position.

thoughts on how to write that?

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Would this serve as your (thank you for interviewing me) note or have you already sent one of those? -- nm - Strongbad Jul 1, 07:47 8
- already sent, the interview was in May, I got a note from then - tRuMaN Jul 1, 07:51 7
  - (my 2 cents) - Strongbad Jul 1, 07:54 6
    - this is why I like to talk about sort of personal in an interview. I can later find an article and send it saying "hey I recall we had this similar - amanda Jul 1, 07:58 2
      - This works well. Knowing someone on the inside works too. - Strongbad Jul 1, 08:00
      - *something* sort of personal. an interest. like, "oh, you have an RV too?" or "that's a great antique clock. do you collect them?" -- nm - amanda Jul 1, 07:59
    - i didnt follow up once, they followed up with me. - tRuMaN Jul 1, 07:55 2
      - Okay - Strongbad Jul 1, 07:59
      - wait, I did send the "thanks for interviewing me" letter - tRuMaN Jul 1, 07:56

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