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Home » Students » Student Resources and Additional Information » Interview Tips » The After

After the Interview

Send a follow-up, thank-you letter.

Make sure you get the names of everyone who interviews you and send them each a thank-you letter. A follow-up letter is your last chance to sell yourself and also to thank the people that took their time to interview you.

Do you want to know the inside scoop as to WHAT an employer is looking for?

A positive attitude towards work, flexibility, self-motivation, leadership &teamwork and skills such as communication (written and oral), interpersonal, confidence, and problem solving!

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