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Congrats fam, happy to hear
Moving to Melbourne next week for a new job. Stoked![]()
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Congrats fam, happy to hear
Moving to Melbourne next week for a new job. Stoked![]()
Just came back from an interview. Met with 2 supervisors and 2 colleagues that are in the same department that i applied to.
The whole interview was around 3 hours.... never had an interview this long. Not sure if its good or bad. Lol
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This could be a good thing. Make sure you send a thank you email.
This could be a good thing. Make sure you send a thank you email.
How soon should you send a thank you email?
Does anyone have a generic version i can look at![]()
I have several. I keep a word document of these things so you dont ever have to spend time writing them, especially in a situation where you have to write multiple.
Does any one have any thank you email templates I can use? I just want to be prepared to send them after an interview.
Here's 4 of them. I color coded them so you know where one starts and one ends.Ms. _______,
Thank you for taking the time to speak to me today regarding the ___________t position. I learned a lot about what the position entails during our conversation, along with what skills are needed to succeed from you and am confident that I would be a great fit and quickly add value to your team.
I will be sure to keep in touch with any questions I may have and I look forward to hearing your decision
Thank you,
Mr. Krajcsovics,
Thank you for taking the time to speak to me today regarding the open position in the _________ department. I enjoyed our conversation and I am eager to gain more hands on __________ experience and obtain more in depth product knowledge through working your group. After our conversation, I am confident that I would be a great fit for your team and would be able to contribute very quickly after coming onboard.
I will be sure to keep in touch with any questions I may have and I look forward to the next steps.
Thank you,
Ms. ____________,
I just wanted to reach out and thank you for taking the time to interview me this morning. I enjoyed hearing about the growth of __________ in regards to becoming a more well rounded financial services firm and __________________. I am in agreement that it helps the company __________________
I hope you have a fantastic weekend.
Thank you,
__________,
Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to speak with me about the __________ position at _________. After speaking with you and other _________ staff about the ____________skills required, I am more confident than ever that I am an ideal candidate. I truly believe my ___________ skills, ability to learn new procedures quickly and efficiently as well as my experience managing multiple projects would be an asset in this role.
I am very interested in the possibility of working at ___________ and look forward to hearing from you once the final decisions are made regarding this position. Please feel free to contact me by phone at any time if further information is needed at ___________.
Thank you again for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Good luck out there fam. @Swaggdaddy
Definitely within 24 hours. I myself shot for within 1-2 hours.This could be a good thing. Make sure you send a thank you email.
How soon should you send a thank you email?
Does anyone have a generic version i can look at![]()
DC we need work...Hey fellas,
My new job I work for the nations largest job board ) and I am able to get info on new jobs going to be posted in most cities and able to see the supply/demand in most markets. If you ever have a question on what cities are hiring and what gigs have the most openings, PM me and I can provide insight.
Applying to ATT/Verizon/etc online is a bust at this point since they already have my questionnaire answers from previous ones. Won’t even bother with my resume/cover letter. Got a rejection 20 minutes after I applied.
Gonna make my rounds to stores this weekend.
Create a new profile and apply again. Review your resume make sure it's on point .Congrats man! Are you still there? How do you like it?
And I know persistence is key. If you ask enough people enough times eventually you’ll get a yes even if it takes 1000 no’s. I know it’ll happen.
Congrats man! Are you still there? How do you like it?
And I know persistence is key. If you ask enough people enough times eventually you’ll get a yes even if it takes 1000 no’s. I know it’ll happen.
The process of looking for a job is illogical and stressful, but unless you're independently wealthy or are starting your own business you have to keep sending in your resumes and cover letters and putting in the work and hope that someone will take a chance on you. I fully believe that if you keep developing your skills and keep a positive attitude about the process you will eventually be successful.
Good luck everyone!
This.This can't be stressed enough. You have to develop your skills while looking for a new gig. Even if you have a gig, develop the skills that will prepare you for the career you want. Employers want to see that you are dedicated to improving yourself w/o monetary gain and instant gratification before they take a chance on you. It's easy to get stressed when nothing is coming through, believe me I know, but you have to keep a certain focus. Looking for a job or even a better job is a job in itself. Keep hope alive bros and lady bros.
Will try this tonight.Create a new profile and apply again. Review your resume make sure it's on point .
I can't tell you how many times I see my boss just glance At a resume and move onto the next one.
Ace the assessment
That's what I keep hearing. Thanks for the encouragement!Thanks bro. I'm loving it. If you're hungry and motivated you will eat and the money will follow. I've been with the company for 4 months and already making a name for myself. Top rep in my store and top 10 in the state these past couple months.
Just don't give up on the hiring process. It's known to be headache. I applied and had my first in store interview a couple weeks following and I didn't hear back from them for an entire month. Once they reached out to me again it was for scheduling a phone interview which becomes before the actual in store interview so I was essentially taking a step backwards. Hella confusing. Thankfully the same lady from HR interviewed me again in store after I had the phone interview and she pushed the hiring process forward since she remembered me and I was being pretty proactive emailing/calling her trying to figure out what was going on.
Just don't give up homie. It's gonna come.
Thanks for the motivation!I like to come back here from time to time and read up on fellow NTer's progress and testimonials. As I've said here before, and I know I may sound like a broken record but on some real ish, NEVER GIVE UP ON SEARCHING AND APPLYING. I feel as though I have had some of the worst luck imaginable and then out of no where, after countless applications and honestly forgetting about them you get one, two or more callbacks. Economy is in full swing and companies are looking to hire. Consistency is key when it comes to job hunting, and don't be afraid of being told no either. Take away the knowledge you get from that experience and apply that in future scenarios to perform more confidently in future interviews. Pride is one hell of a thing to have, but let it be the reason you give up or slack on the process.
God bless all on your journey.