How to follow up after an interview (tips) The specific text in your follow-up email will depend on the type of email you're sending, but you'll typically want to include: Subject line. Greeting. What you're following up on. What you'd like to know. Sign-off 1. Follow-Up Email Subject Lines After an Application. Appreciate your time and consideration; Excited about [ ___ ] opportunity; Following up on my application for [Position Title] 2. Follow-Up Email Subject Lines After an Meeting With Recruiter. Pleasure to learn more about [Company Name] Can't wait to explore [Position Title] further It's always good to send a follow-up thank you email immediately following the interview — even an informational interview. Glassdoor recommends sending an email within 24-48 hours. If you still haven't heard from the company in 7-10 days, it's probably safe to send a follow-up email. Subject Line: Follow Up After [Position] Interview: [Your Name] Dear [Name], Thank you so much for discussing the [position] role at [Company] on [date]. I really enjoyed learning more about your plans for [point brought up in the interview]. After talking to you, I feel like this role would be a perfect fit for me. Follow up email subjects for immediately after interview: "Thanks for your time" "Thanks for your time " (e.g. "today", "yesterday", "Friday", etc.) "Great talking with you" "Great talking with you " (e.g. "today", "yesterday", "Friday", etc.) "Really enjoyed our conversation " (e.g. Thanks for the opportunity. Thanks for the opportunity ( [Title of job interviewing for]) Thanks for your time today/yesterday. Follow-up ( [Title of job interviewing for]) "It doesn't have to be complicated or witty. Just your name, the date and time of the interview will do just fine," Hawk said. V6FNxtx.

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