How do I write a follow-up email to set up an interview?

Answer by  golden (348)

Mention the position and when you interviewed. State your strengths and why you're the person for the position. Try to make the email more personal than your original cover letter.

Answer by  ApprenticeJenn (959)

Thank them for their time and the interview. Add any additional information you think would be helpful for them when making their decision. Sound enthusiastic about the opportunity.

Answer by  Hema (44)

Before sending a follow up email, I would suggest you may try to call them. In case the interviewer is not available over phone, then you can write a polite email as 'Further to the interview we had on ( date)for the post of (desigantion), may I request you to let me know the results of interview'. Thanking you.

Answer by  happytimes6391 (17)

If you have been accepted for a job interview it would be better if you speak with the person on the phone to avoid confusion and having to email back and fourth to verify times.