September 28, 2007, Newsletter Issue #114: What to Include in a Follow-up Letter
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The follow-up letter should be a standard business letter with at least three paragraphs.
Introductory Paragraph: Thank the employer, re-introduce yourself, state when you were interviewed, and recall something that stood out in the interview.
Second Paragraph: Reiterate your key selling points and mention anything relevant that you forgot or missed during the interview.
Concluding Paragraph: Thank the employer again, offer to provide additional information if needed and tell them that you will call in a few days to find out if there is anything else you can do to get the job.
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