Christopher Littlefield, Harvard Business Review
Whether you are interviewing for a job, fellowship, or internship; conducting networking outreach; or consulting with faculty or friends, CPD highly recommends following up with a thank you note. Some statistics state that 80% of applicants do not follow up with a thank you note—and it makes a big difference if you do.
See what Christopher Littlefield has to say on the subject.
Summary from website:
You’ve updated your resume, written your cover letter, and prepared for your interview. Now it’s time for your thank you note to seal the deal. In this piece, the author outlines what to say — and not to say — in your thank you email to interviewers and answers common questions like: How much detail should you include? When should you send it? And why is it important to do? He also includes three sample emails to use as a guide.
