Job-Hunting Tools:

  Search for Jobs
  Corporate Job Sites
  Order a New Resume

  Career Tools:

  Content Index
  Career Resources
  Career Tutorials
  Job-Search Samples
  College Planning
  Job/Career Bookstore
  Search this Site

  Career Categories:

  Career Networking
  Personal Branding
  Resumes and CVs
  Job Interviewing
  Salary Negotiation

 

Quintessential Careers Content Index:
Job-Search, Job Interview Follow-Up

 

Our comprehensive Content Index enables you to locate articles, tutorials, quizzes, and worksheets related to job-search and job interview follow-up.

 

Read summaries of each piece of our content pertaining to job-search and job interview follow-up to determine whether you'd like to click on the link and learn more. The Index leads off with the most recent content items at the top, so you know where to find the freshest and most up-to-date content; however, there are also items for which we have no publication date -- and these are located at the end of the list.

 

Use the pull-down menu at the bottom of this page to find additional topics that interest you -- or return to the main page of the Quintessential Careers Content Index.

 

Post-Job-Interview Thank-You-Letter Worksheet
By: Katharine Hansen, Ph.D.
Published: 2010, Oct. 11
Summary: Review this worksheet before you go on an interview so you're attuned to the aspects of the interview that you can integrate into your thank-you letter.

 

Ten Tips for Writing a Job Search Interview Thank You Letter
By: Randall S. Hansen, Ph.D.
Published: 2008, May 19
Summary: This article offers 10 tips to help you write successful and effective interview thank-you letters.

 

Follow Through Strategies and Scripts to Keep You in The Interview Game
By: Susan Britton Whitcomb
Published: 2008, May 19
Summary: One of the biggest mistakes job seekers make is thinking that "the ball is in the employer's court." The fact is, the ball is permanently in your court. Rather than being passive, be persistent! You can always be doing something to keep things moving. This article explains.

 

Following Up All Job Leads: Do not Wait by the Phone (or Computer)
By: Randall S. Hansen, Ph.D.
Published: 2004, Feb. 2
Summary: This article offers useful guidelines to consider before you follow-up with prospective employers.

 

Sleuthing Out Hiring Managers Is Key to Job Search Followup
By: Katharine Hansen, Ph.D.
Published: 2004, Feb. 2
Summary: How does the job-seeker find out who the hiring manager is? This article addresses this question, which represents one of the most perplexing dilemmas in contemporary job-hunting.

 

The Art of the Follow Up After Job Interviews
By: Kathryn Lee Bazan
Published: 2001, April 23
Summary: You've had the interview and now you wait anxiously by the phone. A cat watching a gopher hole, waiting for the little beast to pop its hairy head out any moment now could not be as anticipatory as you are. So what do you do to forestall driving yourself and your loved ones nuts during this time? This article explains.

 

Job Interview Follow Up Do's and Don'ts
By: Randall S. Hansen, Ph.D.
Published: 2001, April 23
Summary: Remember that your work is not done once you finish the interview. You can't sit back and wait for the job offer, so consider this article's key rules and strategies for following-up your job interviews.

 

Frequently Asked Questions About Thank You Letters
By: Katharine Hansen, Ph.D.
Published: 2000, April 17
Summary: Nearly every career book advises jobseekers to send thank-you letters after being interviewed, but how many do? In the aggregate, only about 5 percent of those looking for jobs perform this simple yet crucial ritual. Thus, this article addresses some of the frequently asked questions about thank-you letters.

 

How Important Is Follow Up In My Job Search?
By: Randall S. Hansen, Ph.D.
Published: n/a
Summary: All job-seekers please take note: your job is not done once the job interview is over; first, you must send thank you notes to all the folks you interview with, and second, you need to follow-up with the hiring manager and continue showing your interest in the organization. This article explains.

 

Go back to the Content Index or use the pull down menu below to move to another content area of interest to you.

 

QuintCareers Content Index Alternative Work Options Content Annual/Seasonal Job-Search Content Career/Job Fair Content Career, Personal Branding Content Career Assessment/Exploration Content Career Change Content Career Development Content Career Doctor Content Career Planning Content College-Related Content Cover Letters Content Entry-Level Job-Seekers Content Graduate School Content Internet/Social Media Content Interning/Internships Content Job Interviewing Content Job-Search (General) Content Job-Search (Industry/Job) Content Job-Search/Interview Follow-Up Content Mature Job-Seekers Content Networking Content Recessionary Job Search Content Recruiter/Headhunter Content References/Recommendations Content Researching Companies Content Resumes Content Salary, Raise Content Self-Employment Content Skills Content Storytelling Content Teen Career/Job Content Termination Content Women's Career Content Work-Life Balance Content Workplace Content

 

 

Find a New Job

What:

Where:

jobs by