Within two days after an employment interview, you should
A) have a friend call to see whether you got the job.
B) write a follow-up letter (using the format for persuasive messages) and include another copy of your résumé.
C) follow up with a short note of thanks, using a tone that's positive while reinforcing why you are a good fit.
D) assume that you didn't get the job if you haven't heard anything.
E) call the employer and say you have received some other job offers (even if you have not).
Answer: C
Explanation: C) Write a follow-up (thank-you) message within two days of the interview, even if you don't think you'll get the job. This is good etiquette, and it gives you the opportunity to emphasize why you are a good choice for the position. You can also respond to anything negative that may have arisen in the interview.
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