Your palms are finally dry, you've loosened your (real or metaphorical) tie, and you've just wrapped up what felt like a solid job interview. Now what? While most candidates are busy refreshing their ...

Career coaches previously told Insider candidates should always send post-interview thank-you notes. But employers shouldn't ever require them or use them to make hiring decisions. Three HR ...

After a job interview, it's always wise to send a thank-you note to express gratitude to an interviewer for taking the time to meet or speak with you — and to reiterate your interest in the position ...

Sending a thank-you note is a way to express gratitude for an interviewer's time. This note can be sent via email and doesn't need to be a physical card. Three career coaches told Insider why sending ...

What could be controversial about saying thanks? Members of Technical.ly’s Slack community talk about the power imbalances, gatekeeping and unpaid labor tied to the “unwritten rule” of job interviews.

I had an interview yesterday with a panel of five people from a large company. One of them emailed me beforehand to set up the interview, so I have her email address; unfortunately, I neglected to get ...

Whether you felt you aced the interview or bombed it, a thank-you note is critical to remain a candidate in competition for a job. I've listened to numerous executives in interview debrief meetings, ...

Landing an interview for a job you are interested in is an exciting first step. Prior to your interview, you probably spent a lot of time preparing for the questions you might be asked, carefully ...

You studied up on the company. You prepared for every possible job interview question. You delivered the perfect handful of anecdotes. Now, it’s all over. Or is it? There’s no consensus in the ...